Hi !
I am running Rev Studio 2.7.1 on Mac OS X.4.6 on an iMac G5. I have built a very simple application (just one button), with property lookAndFeel set to "Appearance Manager". When I create the application as standalone, I have a Mac OS 9 look and feel and not an Aqua interface. Running from within Rev Studio, look and feel is correct. Any idea ?
Thanks
False look and feel of standalone applications on Mac OS X
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Re: False look and feel of standalone applications on Mac OS
This is a bug in the standalone builder that apparently has not been fixed in 2.7.1
There is a file that needs to be in the standalone bundle. You can copy it by hand, and I bleieve that works - I haven't had this problem, yet, so this is what I've heard.
The file is called: tiger_theme_support.bundle, and it can be found in your Revolution installation like this.
There is a .app bundle, the path of which is:
Runtime/Mac OSX/PowerPC-32/Standalone.app
You then control-click on it, and choose 'show package contents' from the menu that pops up.
Then, the path is Contents/Plugins/Tiger_theme_support.bundle
If you copy the Tiger_theme_support.bundle file to the Contents/Plugins folder in your standalone bundle, it should work.
Cheers,
Mark
There is a file that needs to be in the standalone bundle. You can copy it by hand, and I bleieve that works - I haven't had this problem, yet, so this is what I've heard.
The file is called: tiger_theme_support.bundle, and it can be found in your Revolution installation like this.
There is a .app bundle, the path of which is:
Runtime/Mac OSX/PowerPC-32/Standalone.app
You then control-click on it, and choose 'show package contents' from the menu that pops up.
Then, the path is Contents/Plugins/Tiger_theme_support.bundle
If you copy the Tiger_theme_support.bundle file to the Contents/Plugins folder in your standalone bundle, it should work.
Cheers,
Mark
Re: False look and feel of standalone applications on Mac OS
Mark, It does work. Just to let you know. Also It only needs to be done one time. Then works from that point on.Mark Smith wrote:This is a bug in the standalone builder that apparently has not been fixed in 2.7.1
There is a file that needs to be in the standalone bundle. You can copy it by hand, and I bleieve that works - I haven't had this problem, yet, so this is what I've heard.
Mark