Packaging an Application on Mac OS X with Platypus

Platypus (Platypus: Make Native Mac Applications from Command Line Scripts) is an application that
takes a shell script and packages it as a clickable Mac OS X
application.
I would like to have a clickable application that executes the command
“script/server” and displays the output in the text window, alongside
with a “quit”-button that ends the server process.
My shell script looks like this:

#!/bin/sh
$1/…/script/server

When I execute the generated application the server gets started
correctly but it produces no output and the application quits without
ending the server script.

Has anybody tried what I am doing? Any tips for getting the desired
behavior?

In article [email protected],
Gabriel B. [email protected] wrote:

When I execute the generated application the server gets started
correctly but it produces no output and the application quits without
ending the server script.

Has anybody tried what I am doing? Any tips for getting the desired
behavior?

Have a look at iHook http://rsug.itd.umich.edu/software/ihook/

jpb


Joe B. [email protected]

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