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[Mikuro]

I think the best way to do this would be to locate WineHelper by its bundle ID (e.g. com.apple.textedit).

You could do this with AppleScript like this:

try
	set the_app to (application id "com.apple.textedit")
	return true
on error
	return false
end try

That script will return true if it can find the application with the specified ID and false if it can't.

And you can execute AppleScripts from shell scripts with the osascript command, like so:

osascript -e 'try
	set the_app to (application id "com.apple.textedit")
	return true
on error
	return false
end try'