ErosOlmi
21-02-2007, 00:43
Roberto,
current version of thinBundle creates bundled exe in current directory but if you execute thinAir and than use Open file to open a script file, current directory is thinAir directory so exe will be created inside thinAir dir. This is confusing.
I can suggest to create exe always in the same directory of the main script. But also this can have problems if than the user execute the bundled exe, the main script is deleted.
Another option could be to create a directory on the fly under current main script directory and than produce the exe inside it. Directory can be named "Bundle" or "Exe" or "Release" or something like that. This should solve a lot of problems.
Ciao
Eros
current version of thinBundle creates bundled exe in current directory but if you execute thinAir and than use Open file to open a script file, current directory is thinAir directory so exe will be created inside thinAir dir. This is confusing.
I can suggest to create exe always in the same directory of the main script. But also this can have problems if than the user execute the bundled exe, the main script is deleted.
Another option could be to create a directory on the fly under current main script directory and than produce the exe inside it. Directory can be named "Bundle" or "Exe" or "Release" or something like that. This should solve a lot of problems.
Ciao
Eros