Re: [MacPerl] Droplet and freestanding

[Brian McNett <webmaster@mycoinfo.com>]

>I use this horrid process to make sure I've got everything :-)
>
>	Save your script as a standalone applet.
>	Include modules you know it uses, as TEXT resources in the
>	  applet using ResEdit or Resourcerer (name the resources
>	  after the file, e.g. "Socket.pm").
>	Try running the applet.
>	Include the module you missed.
>	Try running applet.
>	Include the module you missed.
>	...
>	Until the applet stops complaining.

Ouch!  This is completely unnecessary!  Michael Ziege has created a nice 
little MacPerl app called "RuntimeBuilder", which does this all for you!  
You should be able to find it on the MacPerl Pages 

<http://www.macperl.com/depts/Code/Tools/RuntimeBuilder/RuntimeBuilder.dp.s
it.hqx>

Just drag your script onto the RuntimeBuilder icon, and you're done!

MacPerl required of course (PowerPC only, unfortunately).

--B



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