Should i be looking at creating scripts for each platform and let cf decide which
one to execute?
Bit messy, but i can live with that.. if i have to.
Thanks Ricardo.
Gary Menzel wrote:
Does anyone know the reasoning behind why you can only delete empty folders? I can guess its to stop you deleting something that you want to keep. But thats why we have a recycle bin.
Thinking back to my Window API/C++ coding, this will be because there is a big difference between doing a SHELL delete (which is what happens in Explorer) and a FILE delete (which is probably what happens in CFMX).
The latter will ALWAYS completely delete the file and NOT move it to the Recycle Bin. At least whenever I use the standard library functions to delete a file it never went to the Recycle Bin - I never ever used the shell delete functions.
And this is the case with UNIX (because the library functions between Windows and UNIX work the same in this regard).
Hope this sheds some light.
Regards, Gary Menzel
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