#! script
; The launcher for Lunar Porter, which is what typing "Lander" actually starts.
;
; An application with things of its own gets a DIRECTORY of its own, and a typed word names
; a file rather than a directory - so what sits in /Apps is this, and the game sits with its
; tune in /Packages/app.Lander. The shell decides what to run by reading it, so this file
; beginning "#!" and Say.sbx beginning "SBEX" go down the same road and neither the shell nor
; the person has to know which kind of thing they started.
;
; That indirection is the point of it. Where the game physically lives stops being part of
; its name, so an installer may put it on another disk and change only this line.
;
; #quiet, because a launcher is machinery and not narration. Without it, starting a game
; prints the path of the thing it is about to start.
#quiet
0:/Packages/app.Lander/Lander.sbx $args