5/17/2023 0 Comments Hardwaregrowler osx notification![]() ![]() Hardwaregrowler requires you to disable code signing again (only one target this time), it is contained in the Extras/HardwareGrowler folder with an equivalent XCode project. Open build/Release), there is a better chance of it working now. Core/Source/GrowlNotificationRowView.h: add a newline to end of fileģ) Continue with step 4 (xcodebuild -project Growl.xcodeproj -target Growl.app -configuration Release) Core/Source/GrowlMenu.h: change "(void) openGrowlPreferences:(id)sender " and "(void) startStopGrowl:(id)sender " to "(IBAction) openGrowlPreferences:(id)sender " and "(IBAction) startStopGrowl:(id)sender " Core/Source/GroupController.m: add " " to the end of the dealloc method Common/Source/NSStringAdditions.m: add a newline to end of file Common/Source/GrowlVersionUtilities.m: add a newline to end of file You will need to change the following files: The self signed certificate did not work for me, I just disabled the signing in XCode.Ģ) Growl 1.3 was originally compiled with an older version of XCode, compiler settings in 4.3 are a bit more strict. There are generally the following problems to be prepared for:ġ) Code signing: You can either remove the Code Sign Identity from the Release.xconfig, remove all code signing manually by clicking into all targets in XCode (not just the framework or the app) or create a self signed certificate with the right name as described by other people. I wanted to build Growl 1.3 and HardwareGrowler. ![]() Thanks for the nice introduction! As other people already stated, there are a few problems setting this up from scratch. Name = -4906,9 4904,8 = XCBuildConfiguration īaseConfigurationReference = 93EA7FFE136908B100AB89AE /* Release.xcconfig */ Name = -4896,9 4895,8 = XCBuildConfiguration īaseConfigurationReference = 93EA7FFD136908B100AB89AE /* Debug.xcconfig */ CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY = "3rd Party Mac Developer Application" b/Core/Source/GrowlNotificationRowView.h Tue Mar 13 03:13:44 2012 -16,4 16,5 No newline at end of -r 193986cc6493 Growl.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj (BOOL) validateMenuItem:(NSMenuItem *)item ĭiff -r 193986cc6493 Core/Source/GrowlNotificationRowView.h - (IBAction) openGrowlPreferences:(id)sender (void) openGrowlPreferences:(id)sender b/Common/Source/NSStringAdditions.m Tue Mar 13 03:13:44 2012 -127,4 127,5 autorelease] No newline at end of -r 193986cc6493 Core/Source/GroupController.m Had to patch the following to get it to build properly.ĭiff -r 193986cc6493 Common/Source/GrowlVersionUtilities.m Remember, due to the App Store Growl no longer checks for updates itself. Xcodebuild -project Growl.xcodeproj -target Growl.app \ĥ) The Finder window that should have opened contains Growl.app, which you can copy to a folder of your choice and run. So, here the short version on how to download, compile, and install Growl from source:ġ) If you don't have it, get and install Mercurial from this page: Ģ) Open a Terminal window and enter the following commandsģ) In the Xcode window that should have popped up disable code signing for the Growl project, as shown in this screenshot:Ĥ) Back in the Terminal window enter these commands: (Don't enter the backslash, it's just there to indicate that the command continues on the next line.) ![]() Personally, I found the instructions a bit wordy. The source code still is, and there are instructions on the Growl site to explain how to build it. The new release of Growl is distributed in the App Store and is no longer free. ![]()
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