Create a MacOS X App Bundle Using MacPorts: Difference between revisions

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   -- Function File: = dylibs_get_deps (NAME, ROOT)
       Extracts the dependent libary names from the named binary, NAME.
-      If ROOT is specified, the only libraries returned have a path
+      If ROOT is specified, the only libraries returned will have paths
-      which begins with that specified by ROOT.</nowiki>
+      which begin with one of the cell-strings contained by ROOT.
-* [[dylibs_isdylib.m]]
- <nowiki> -- Function File: result = dylibs_isdylib (FILENAME)
-     Determines if the filename qualifies as a dynamically loaded
-     library.  The RESULT is TRUE for dylib-files, oct-files, and
-     mex-files.  The result is FALSE for all other files.
-      This function isn't sophisticated. It only examines the file
+      The defaults for ROOT are `{"/opt/local/", "/sw/", "/usr/local/",
-      extension.</nowiki>
+     "@executable_path"}'.  These root paths are intended to match all
+     the relocatable libraries which should be included in an App
+     bundle.  The first and second entries correspond to the MacPorts
+      and Fink installation directories, respectively.</nowiki>
 To apply these scripts, change the current directory to {{Codeline|Octave-3.7.0+.app/Contents/Resources}}, and enter the command below.