Ben Rubinstein wrote/ schreef:
It'd be nice when MetaCard put the files in the trash when using the
'delete' command, because then there still was a way to recover the
files.
Even if something is added to built-in functionality, please don't change
the meaning of delete. In the current
on 6/9/01 3:08 PM, Sjoerd Op 't Land at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
andu wrote/ schreef:
It'd be nice when MetaCard put the files in the trash when using the
'delete' command, because then there still was a way to recover the
files.
Is this a useful idea or am I the only one?
Even if you
andu wrote/ schreef:
It'd be nice when MetaCard put the files in the trash when using the
'delete' command, because then there still was a way to recover the
files.
Is this a useful idea or am I the only one?
Even if you were, it's easy to come up with a function to do just that,
either
Mark Luetzelschwab wrote/ schreef:
Isn't the trash just a folder?
set the directory to /Macintosh HD/Trash
put the files
lists all the contents of the trash...
Could be true, but we wanted 'delete' to put files into the trash instead of
deleting them right away, see?
PC's are similar,
Hello all,
Since we don't have an improve-metacard list, I post this here ;-)
I just deleted two vocabulary files of my home-made-words-rehearsal app by
accident. Some wrong scripting of course and an absence of backups... I
know, but still:
It'd be nice when MetaCard put the files in the
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Subject: 'delete' deletes right away... trash?
Hello all,
Since we don't have an improve-metacard list, I post this here ;-)
I just deleted two vocabulary files of my home-made-words-rehearsal app by
accident. Some wrong
At 9:21 PM +0200 9/4/01, Sjoerd Op 't Land wrote:
It'd be nice when MetaCard put the files in the trash when using the
'delete' command, because then there still was a way to recover the files.
On a Mac, at least, with the new AppleScript support:
tell application finder to move file tFilePath
