On Wednesday February 11 2015 14:08:20 Mike Krus wrote:
I just noticed the following comment in the CMakeLists.txt file for CMake's own
Qt app ...
# We need to install Cocoa platform plugin and add qt.conf for Qt5 on Mac.
# FIXME: This should be part of Qt5 CMake scripts, but unfortunatelly
# Qt5 Mac support is missing there.
> And build a nice dmg…
To kick in an open door: if you have everything in a single "distribution"
folder, this command will take care of things:
%> hdiutil create -srcfolder "${SRC}" -volname "${NAME}" -format UDZO -imagekey
zlib-level=9 -o "${DMG}" "$@"
That's a bare-bones dmg, though. For a fancier looking one, I find it easier to
keep a RW image where I just modify changed contents. Adnd exactly like that,
btw: I don't copy whole app bundles, but the Contents folder contained therein
(by script or by hand). I suppose that fools the Finder into thinking the app
didn't change, and so it's less likely to mess up the layout I set up.
Once done, I simply convert the RW image to a RO, compressed one, which is a
procedure that creates a new image and leaves my RW image untouched.
R.
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