Portable App Development

I am wanting to write a portable application from scratch which can be launched through the portable apps.com launcher. I was reading the page saying how to create a portable app and it discussed checking to see if the application used various system-specific features like registry, documents and settings, etc, and then creating a wrapper for it. could anyone give me any advice on how to create an application which is soley going to be run through PortableApps.com

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i started to compile this program and i keep getting this error

  [Linker error] undefined reference to `CPreferences::CPreferences(std::string)'
  [Linker error] undefined reference to `CGimpWindowList::CGimpWindowList()' 
  [Linker error] undefined reference to `CPreferences::~CPreferences()' 
  [Linker error] undefined reference to `CPreferences::CPreferences(std::string)' 
  [Linker error] undefined reference to `CGimpWindowList::CGimpWindowList()' 
  [Linker error] undefined reference to `CPreferences::~CPreferences()'

and so on

Is there one?

I had SUPER Converter, but ists not starting anymore...

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hi, i was making a portable app and i decided to first change the source code to make it portable instead of copying files all over the place. I changed a py file to set the path of the ini file to the current folder instead of Application Data. It stored the ini in the current folder fine but when i made the portableapps nsis launcher and launched it from that, then the ini file started showing up in the same folder as the nsis launcher instead of where it should be. I made a workaround for it but i'm a perfectionist and want to fix the problem. Why is it doing that, any ideas?

As I try to help out new developers with some small improvements to get there portable application conformed perfectly to the latest PortableApps.com Format specifications (as far as I know them), I find it's getting repetitive to retype everything for all the users.

Below is a list of some small improvements I usually mention alongside any bugs, etc. I'll use this as a reference sheet to point new developers too, and new developers should also be checking these items before posting a development test.

Hello!

I have some personal programs (ones I've made, and ones friend of mine have made) and was wondering if it would be possible to put a shortcut to them in the PortableApps 'menu'.

Please add this feature.

Thanks in advance,

Panarchy

Another tiny theme set. for all guys using small resolution displays or didn't like big interfaces. Don't speculate about "C03" or "C14". It's nothing chemical, I've created 22 color variations and named them C01 to C22. But, don't be afraid, there are only 12 out of 37 I make yet...

Name

minimod Theme Set

PAM-Version

PAM-Mod R25 to R31

Size

367 * 254 pix

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hello all, i was just woundering i have seen my uncle with this on his usb drive and i was woundering how you change document's music photo's and so on to what ever you wont them to be?

Not sure if any of you devs realized it, but certain cross-platform apps (e.g. The GIMP, GnuCash) will store settings to the Cygwin home directory (%home%) if the Cygwin DLL is in the path. These programs may not even store the info in %appdata%, favoring %home% exclusively.

I'm wanting to turn an app portable but i'm not sure what the process is. Do I edit parts of the source code and compile it, or use that portable app template or what. It shouldn't be too hard since this app only writes to Application Data and some log file in system32.