[Openmcl-devel] Init-file in openMCL Cocoa App
Sebastian Nozzi
sebnozzi at gmx.net
Thu Jun 10 04:44:21 PDT 2004
Hi,
I was trying to change the lines in "cocoa-application.lisp" where the
application image is saved. I want to load an init-file in the graphic
environment as well so I just added the corresponding parameter:
(save-application "ccl:OpenMCL.app;Contents;MacOS;dppccl"
:init-file "home:openmcl-init.lisp"
:prepend-kernel t
:application-class 'cocoa-application)
This works. But I also tried other possibilities (since I don't want to
see the file in the Finder in my home directory) and they didn't work.
And as a MacOS X novice I don't exactly know in which log to look for
standard error messages in the Console application.
In the first case, I renamed the file with a dot in front to make it
invisible to Finder. In the other cases I tried with other locations.
All failed:
:init-file "home:.openmcl-init.lisp"
:init-file "home:Library/openmcl-init.lisp"
:init-file "home:Library;openmcl-init.lisp"
:init-file "/Users/sebnozzi/Library/openmcl-init.lisp"
:init-file "ccl:openmcl-init.lisp"
My init-file defined a global variable and in the cases of failure the
variable was of course unbound.
Moreover, I would like to know how the directory translation works in
openMCL. Where can I get more info on that? (what predefined directories
are there, like home:, ccl:, etc. when to use ; and when to use :? can I
mix slashes and ; and : ? etc.)
Thanks in advance,
Sebastian
P.S. openMCL version 0.14.2-p1, OSX version 10.3.4
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