packagemaker

For Mac development, we often need to package to generate the installation file. Naturally, we will use packagemaker, which comes with Mac and is recommended by xcode, unfortunately, this packagemake is neither intelligent nor human-friendly. As a result, many new users are frequently blocked when using packagemaker, and the official tutorial has only one article, there is no good solution to the problem. T

basically a directory, the contains an application. Unlike normal folders, however, it appears to the user like a ordinary file. The user can double-click a bundle, and the application would launch. Since The bundle is really a directory, it can contain all the support files and is needed for the application.The reason to use bundles are somewhat obvious if you had installed many applications in OS x:applications in the form of A bundle can be installed simply by dragging the application to the

contains a lot of package information, such as the file location, whether to restart after installation, content in the Start Menu, license location, and so on. License.txtWe usually have this license, because this is the license. If we use GPL (we think this is a good one), then we can copy the license content to the GNU website. This can also be done with other licenses. Readme.txtThis is the instruction document. There is a description of the package. Here you can give full play to your

longer useful. However, Xcode4.3 can coexist with Xcode of previous versions.Downloadable tools include:Audio tools: AULab, HALLab, and audio utility source codeAccessibility tools: Accessibility Inspector, Accessibility VerifierHardware IO tools: Bluetooth tools, IORegistryExplorer, USB ProberGraphics tools: CI Filter Browser Widget, OpenGL tools, Pixie, Quartz Debug, and Quartz Composer toolsAuxiliary tools: Clipboard Viewer, CrashReporterPrefs, Help Indexer,

installed, the resource library Leave some marks in the Receipts folder. In previous versions of Mac OS 10.5, this receipts file The folder will present the Pkg file, and for the installation package of the Packagemaker software using Leopard, it leaves only a BOM file in the Receipts folder and not the pkg file. When you use Disk utility to repair permissions, the system checks the files in the receipts package, and if it is a pkg file, it will c