Hi,
I've been thinking about a solution for this problem, but it's not
easy. I do not know how to get the environmental variable $PATH into
an App, as this is only designed to be in the environment of a
terminal. Maybe there is another way on a Mac to define where Apps
search for other programs? But I have a feeling that the App is
designed to be stand-alone and complete isolated from everything else
on the system. There are two solutions that I can think of. The
first would be to design a new part of relax which reads a
configuration file from your home directory. relax would then have a
'file association' dialog in the 'tools' menu. The only problem is
that reading a config file from the home directory might be equally
confusing for a Mac app! This would require a lot of research into
how Mac apps behave, and how the pInfo file needs to be modified. The
other solution would be manually specify the full path each time :S
Unfortunately, I think I need more time to think of a permanent
solution. Maybe there is some Mac user out there who knows of such a
solution?
Cheers,
Edward
On 7 May 2012 11:49, Martin Ballaschk <ballaschk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Edward,
as the MacOS relax package is self-contained, relax can't see that I've
installed grace system-wide. The same is probably true for e.g. PyMol.
Where do I have to place a link inside the package, .i.e where is the PATH
of the .app-Package?
I tried placing a link inside Frameworks/, but this didn't help.
Cheers
Martin
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