Location analyses are saved to is ill-defined on OS X.

[diane]

It's really unclear where files are being saved to on OS X. Basically when having launched from the GUI I have no idea what the "current" directory is.

[diane]

[316] copies the analysis name from the dialog box to the analysis name field of the Mussa class, this then is used as the filename, so if you put in an absolute pathname it'll use it. this is quite ugly.

what should happen is that the Mussa::analyze() function should stop automatically saving, the command line tools should default to saving (and give a way to override the name/location and the gui should let users do File->SaveAs

[diane]

Currently OS X is saving to the root of whatever disk mussa is launched from. If you launch from a dmg it'll try to write to that, if you launch from the main disk it'll write to /

[diane]

[356] and [357] get the save conventions closer to typical save conventions.

Though currently mussa will try to save to the root of your filesystem, which is a bit rude.

[diane]

[358] sets the default save as directory to the users home directory, which should be a reasonable default for all our supported OSes.