* Add a (small) hack for scripts/osx-bundle.sh to handle libtools weirdness.
* Update path to reflect new repo changes. Originally committed to SVN as r2765.
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PKG_DIR=${1}.app
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SKEL_DIR="packages/osx_bundle"
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AEGISUB_VERSION_DATA="${2}"
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AEGISUB_BIN="aegisub-${AEGISUB_VERSION_DATA}"
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SRCDIR=`pwd`
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HOME_DIR=`echo ~`
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echo
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echo "---- Binaries ----"
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cp -v aegisub/.libs/aegisub-${AEGISUB_VERSION_DATA} ${PKG_DIR}/Contents/MacOS/aegisub
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# XXX: Fix me
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# I'm not sure of the exact reason but libtool likes creating the binary in
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# either '.' or '.libs', the file in the parent is just a script that loads
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# the binary from .libs. On ocassion it'll stop using the script and just
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# create the binary, this isn't the best way to check which one to copy but
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# it's a good enough hack until then.
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if test src/${AEGISUB_BIN} -nt src/.libs/${AEGISUB_BIN}; then
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cp -v src/${AEGISUB_BIN} ${PKG_DIR}/Contents/MacOS/aegisub
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else
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cp -v src/.libs/${AEGISUB_BIN} ${PKG_DIR}/Contents/MacOS/aegisub
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fi
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echo cc -o ${PKG_DIR}/Contents/MacOS/restart-helper scripts/osx-bundle-restart-helper.c
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${CC} -o ${PKG_DIR}/Contents/MacOS/restart-helper scripts/osx-bundle-restart-helper.c
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