Re: MacOSX Leopard e

Here's what I see at the top:

#!/usr/bin/env rune

# Copyright 2005-2006 Kevin Reid, under the terms of the MIT X license
# found at http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit- 
license.html ................

pragma.syntax("0.9")

# TODO:
#   bundle options like icons, name, specific bundle ID
#   option to invoke PATH's rune

Here's what I get when I rune it

./rune scripts/macify-swt.e
# problem: a 0 size list doesn't match a 2 size list pattern
#
#   - __main$main#run/4: </Users/johncarlson/dev/e/scripts/macify- 
swt.e#:span::73:8::73:8>
#   . <main>([], <file>, <an ESecureRandom>, "/Users/johncarlson/dev/ 
e/")
#   @ run/4: </Users/johncarlson/dev/e/scripts/macify-swt.e#:span:: 
96:4::96:4>
#   - EExpr#evalToPair(Scope)
#   .  
e 
` 
main 
.run(interp.getArgs(),...p.getProps().get("e.home"))`.evalToPair(<a  
Scope>)
#   @ evalToPair/1: <jar:file:/Users/johncarlson/dev/e/e.jar!/org/ 
erights/e/elang/cmd/cmdMakerMaker.emaker#:span::124:57::124:66>

# problem: a 0 size list doesn't match a 2 size list pattern
#
#   - __main$main#run/4: </Users/johncarlson/dev/e/scripts/macify- 
swt.e#:span::73:8::73:8>
#   . <main>([], <file>, <an ESecureRandom>, "/Users/johncarlson/dev/ 
e/")
#   @ run/4: </Users/johncarlson/dev/e/scripts/macify-swt.e#:span:: 
96:4::96:4>
#   - EExpr#evalToPair(Scope)
#   .  
e 
` 
main 
.run(interp.getArgs(),...p.getProps().get("e.home"))`.evalToPair(<a  
Scope>)
#   @ evalToPair/1: <jar:file:/Users/johncarlson/dev/e/e.jar!/org/ 
erights/e/elang/cmd/cmdMakerMaker.emaker#:span::124:57::124:66>
#   - static Ref#fulfillment(Object)
#   . <makeRef>.fulfillment(<ref broken by problem: a 0 size list  
doesn't match a 2 size list pattern>)
#   @ fulfillment/1

Here's what I get when I try to run a swt rune script:

Macintosh:e johncarlson$ ./rune scripts/capDesk.e-swt
# problem: <NoClassDefFoundError: org/eclipse/swt/internal/Library>
#
#   - static Vat#make(String, String)
#   . <makeVat>.make("swt", "evaling capDesk.e-swt")
#   @ make/2: <jar:file:/Users/johncarlson/dev/e/e.jar!/org/erights/e/ 
elang/launcher/eLauncherAuthor.emaker#:span::123:28::123:31>
#   - org.erights.e.elang.launcher.eLauncherAuthor$eLauncherAuthor 
$eLauncher#run/4: <jar:file:/Users/johncarlson/dev/e/e.jar!/org/ 
erights/e/elang/launcher/eLauncherAuthor.emaker#:span::80:15::80:17>
#   . <eLauncher>(["java.vendor" =...usr/bin/java"], ["--runner...>  
"swt"], "/Users/joh...sk.e-swt", [])
#   @ run/4: <jar:file:/Users/johncarlson/dev/e/e.jar!/org/erights/e/ 
elang/launcher/e_swtLauncherAuthor.emaker#:span::65:32::65:32>
#   - org.erights.e.elang.launcher.e_swtLauncherAuthor 
$e_swtLauncherAuthor$e_swtLauncher#run/4: <jar:file:/Users/johncarlson/ 
dev/e/e.jar!/org/erights/e/elang/launcher/ 
e_swtLauncherAuthor.emaker#:span::63:15::63:17>
#   . <e_swtLauncher>(["java.vendor"...r/bin/java"], [].asMap(), "/ 
Users/johncarl...capDesk.e-swt", [])
#   @ run/4: <jar:file:/Users/johncarlson/dev/e/e.jar!/org/erights/e/ 
elang/cmd/runeAuthor.emaker#:span::175:35::175:35>
#   - org.erights.e.elang.cmd.runeAuthor$runeAuthor$rune#run/2:  
<jar:file:/Users/johncarlson/dev/e/e.jar!/org/erights/e/elang/cmd/ 
runeAuthor.emaker#:span::118:15::118:17>
#   . <rune>(["java.vendor" => "Apple Inc.", "s... "e.javacmd" => "/ 
usr/bin/java"], ["scripts/capDesk.e-swt"])
#   @ run/2: <jar:file:/Users/johncarlson/dev/e/e.jar!/org/erights/e/ 
elang/cmd/runeAuthor.emaker#:span::105:27::105:27>
#   - org.erights.e.elang.cmd.runeAuthor$runeAuthor$rune#run/1:  
<jar:file:/Users/johncarlson/dev/e/e.jar!/org/erights/e/elang/cmd/ 
runeAuthor.emaker#:span::104:15::104:17>
#   . <rune>(["scripts/capDesk.e-swt"])

On Feb 29, 2008, at 2:31 PM, Kevin Reid wrote:

> On Feb 29, 2008, at 17:13, John Carlson wrote:
>
>> How do you use scripts/macify-swt.e?
>
> There is documentation and usage in the comments at the top. If that
> isn't sufficient, let me know what you're still wondering so I can
> improve it.
>
> That said, the consequences of not wrapping a SWT app are, in my
> experience, merely that its windows won't come to the front. I
> haven't tried it on Leopard though.
>
> -- 
> Kevin Reid                            <http://homepage.mac.com/ 
> kpreid/>
>
>
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