G’day,
If the following has been mentioned before - sorry for the noise.
Tested/confirmed on Mac macOS 10.13.6 interpreted
$MyFolderHierarchy:=“MyRoot"
Create Folder ($MyFolderHierarchy)
creates the folder “MyRoot” at the same level as the structure file
$MyFolderHierarchy:=“MyRoot"
Create Folder ($MyFolderHierarchy;*)
does NOTHING
$MyFolderHierarchy:="MyRoot”+Folder separator+"Level1"+Folder
separator+"Level2"+Folder separator+"Level3"+Folder separator
Create Folder ($MyFolderHierarchy;*)
throws errors:
Error when executing the method "_001_Test" at line number 26
The file is locked or the pathname is not correct. (File:
MyRoot:Level1:Level2:Level3:)
Error code: -45 (4DRT)
The file is locked or the pathname is not correct. (File:
MyRoot:Level1:Level2:Level3:)
component: '4DRT'
task -5, name: 'P_8'
Error code: 652 (xbox)
Cannot create folder MyRoot:.
xtoolbox
task -5, name: 'P_8'
Error code: 13 (POSX)
Permission denied
component: 'POSX'
task -5, name: ‘P_8'
$SourcePath:=Get 4D folder(Database folder)//!!!!!!!!!!
$MyFolderHierarchy:=$SourcePath+"MyRoot”+Folder separator+"Level1"+Folder
separator+"Level2"+Folder separator+"Level3"+Folder separator
Create Folder ($MyFolderHierarchy;*)
Will have the wanted effect —> new folder hierarchy starting at the
structure level.
Conclusion: It might be a good idea to use an absolute path at all times.
My 2¢
HTH
Cheers
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