+ $INSTALLCOMMON \
+ $RESOURCEDIR
+
+ mv wxPython-common-osx-$KIND.pkg $DMGROOT
+
+ rm $RESOURCEDIR/Welcome.txt
+
+
+
+ #-----------------------------------------------
+ # Make a README to go on the disk image
+ cat > "$DMGROOT/README 1st.txt" <<EOF
+Welcome to wxPython!
+
+This disk image contains the following items:
+
+ wxPython${SHORTVER}-osx-$CHARTYPE-$VERSION-$KIND
+
+ This is the main component of the wxPython runtime. It
+ includes the Python modules and extension modules, as well as
+ the wxWidgets libraries. It is possible to have more than one
+ version of the runtime installed at once if you wish, See
+ http://wkik.wxpython.org/index.cgi/MultiVersionInstalls
+ for details on how to choose which version is installed.
+
+
+ wxPython-common-osx-$CHARTYPE-$VERSION-$KIND
+
+ This is the common files for the runtime that are shared
+ between all versions of the runtime. You need to have one of
+ these installed and it will determine which of the runtimes is
+ the default one that is imported with "import wx", so it
+ should match the version and character type of one of the
+ installed runtimes. If you are wanting to have only one
+ wxPython installed then be sure to install both of the
+ packages in this disk image.
+
+ uninstall_wxPython.py
+
+ A simple tool to help you manage your installed versions of
+ wxPython. It will allow you to choose from the currently
+ installed wxPython packages and to select one for
+ uninstallation. It is a text-mode tool so you can either run
+ it from a Terminal command line, or you can open it with
+ PythonLauncher and let it create a Terminal to run it in.
+
+EOF
+
+
+
+ cp $PROGDIR/../uninstall_wxPython.py $DMGROOT
+
+
+ #-----------------------------------------------
+ # Make a disk image to hold these files
+ dmgname=wxPython${SHORTVER}-osx-$CHARTYPE-$VERSION-$KIND-py$PYVER
+ $PROGDIR/../makedmg $DMGROOT $DMGDIR $dmgname
+
+ echo Moving $DMGDIR/$dmgname.dmg to $DESTDIR
+ mv $DMGDIR/$dmgname.dmg $DESTDIR
+
+
+#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# Now create app bundles for the demo, docs, and tools and make another
+# disk image to hold it all.
+#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+ cat > "$DMGAPPS/README 1st.txt" <<EOF
+Welcome to wxPython!
+
+On this disk image you will find Demo, Tools, Docs, and etc. for
+wxPython $VERSION. Everything here is optional and you can drag them
+out of the disk image and drop them wherever you want. You will need
+to have an installed wxPython runtime to be able to use any of them.
+
+
+ wxPython Demo An application bundle version of the demo.
+ (This has it's own copy of the demo sources
+ within the bundle.)