* replaced my cheap hack to search current working dir on OS X with a more
  complex hack that detects the .app bundle directory structure.  This is so
  the game data dirs do not need to be inside of the .app bundle btw.
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Tony J. White = 2006-08-16 05:22:09 +00:00
parent e17bea030f
commit 77de9e65a8
2 changed files with 35 additions and 5 deletions

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@ -2829,10 +2829,6 @@ static void FS_Startup( const char *gameName ) {
if (fs_basepath->string[0]) {
FS_AddGameDirectory( fs_basepath->string, gameName );
}
#ifdef MACOS_X
// allow .app bundles to be placed along side base dir
FS_AddGameDirectory( ".", gameName );
#endif
// fs_homepath is somewhat particular to *nix systems, only add if relevant
// NOTE: same filtering below for mods and basegame
if (fs_basepath->string[0] && Q_stricmp(fs_homepath->string,fs_basepath->string)) {

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@ -1382,9 +1382,43 @@ void Sys_ParseArgs( int argc, char* argv[] ) {
}
}
#ifdef MACOS_X
/*
=================
Sys_EscapeAppBundle
Discovers if passed dir is suffixed with the directory structure of a
Mac OS X .app bundle. If it is, the .app directory structure is stripped off
the end and the result is returned. If not, dir is returned untouched.
=================
*/
char *Sys_StripAppBundle(char *dir)
{
static char cwd[MAX_OSPATH];
Q_strncpyz(cwd, dir, sizeof(cwd));
if(strcmp(basename(cwd), "MacOS"))
return dir;
Q_strncpyz(cwd, dirname(cwd), sizeof(cwd));
if(strcmp(basename(cwd), "Contents"))
return dir;
Q_strncpyz(cwd, dirname(cwd), sizeof(cwd));
if(!strstr(basename(cwd), ".app"))
return dir;
Q_strncpyz(cwd, dirname(cwd), sizeof(cwd));
return cwd;
}
#endif /* MACOS_X */
#ifndef DEFAULT_BASEDIR
#ifdef MACOS_X
// if run from an .app bundle, we want to also search its containing dir
#define DEFAULT_BASEDIR Sys_StripAppBundle(Sys_DefaultCDPath())
#else
#define DEFAULT_BASEDIR Sys_DefaultCDPath()
#endif
#endif
#include "../client/client.h"
extern clientStatic_t cls;