Aegisub/aegisub/libosxutil/libosxutil.h

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/*
  Utility functions for running regular *NIX libraries inside application
  bundles on Apple Macintosh OS X.
  
  The GetBundle*Directory functions return the paths of directories inside
  the appliaction bundle where the application can store static data and
  shared libraries for its own use.
  (The bundle and its contents should be considered read-only.)
  
  When linking with this library, be sure to add '-framework CoreFoundation'
  to the GCC commandline.
 */

/*
  All strings returned by these functions are allocated by strdup(), it is
  the responsibility of the caller to free() them.
  All of the functions may return NULL on error.
 */

/* Get the full name of the bundle itself. May return NULL if the current
   executable is not inside a bundle. */
char * OSX_GetBundlePath();

/* Get the resources directory, mainly for user interface elements
   such as graphics and strings */
char * OSX_GetBundleResourcesDirectory();
/* Get the built-in plugins directory. This is generaly only used by native
   Carbon and Cocoa applications. It is not for general shared libraries. */
char * OSX_GetBundleBuiltInPlugInsDirectory();
/* Get the frameworks directories. These are suitable locations for shared
   libraries.
   Does anyone know the difference between private and shared frameworks
   inside a bundle? */
char * OSX_GetBundlePrivateFrameworksDirectory();
char * OSX_GetBundleSharedFrameworksDirectory();
/* Get the shared support directory, this is a suitable location for static
   configuration files. (Remember, bundle is considered read-only.) */
char * OSX_GetBundleSharedSupportDirectory();
/* Again, what is the difference between Support and SharedSupport? */
char * OSX_GetBundleSupportFilesDirectory();

/* Get the path to the main executable of the bundle, ie. the binary run
   when the user launches the bundle from Finder. */
char * OSX_GetBundleExecutablePath();
/* Get the path of an auxillary exetutable within the bundle.
   Pass the basename of the exetutable to get the path of. */
char * OSX_GetBundleAuxillaryExecutablePath(const char *executableName);