yes, i'am 8.5.1 on both sides,
but thats ok with me, since i now know the difference...
Took me a few hours but i'am ready for future scripts with win/mac paths...

think everyone on the list is now aware of this difference, except the spam guy...

Fabrice



Bertil Flink wrote:

> I see (well, sort of).
>
> I'm running 8.5.1 on W2K, by the way.
>
> I assume you have updated to 8.5.1 for Win XP compatibility?
>
> Bertil Flink
> Creative Media
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Fabrice Closier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2002 1:01 PM
> Subject: Re: <lingo-l> path seperators on a mac
>
> > ok, john,
> >  >They all work fine!
> > yes on windoz....
> > what i mean, is that if you port the app from mac to win, and change
> > the \ bij : it wil in some cases not work.
> >
> > i can tell... just spend yesterday and today sweating writing a loop
> > that returns the entire filenames list from a a given path
> > and because i wanted to scan till no more folders, subfolders, files
> > were found, i needed to create from each folder scan the next seachpath.
> >
> > using the "logical" translation : bij \  simply doesn't work.(FOR ME)
> > not adding the : on mac and adding it for win was the solution to me.
> > but i agree that it might be laying on the synthax i use to create this
> > path.
> > i might look at the problem from another point of view than you since i
> > first author on mac, then bring few changes for the win version.
> >
> > but i dont say what you've wrote is wrong, i just say that in particular
> > case those "signs" give troubles and got paths like
> > HD::filename causing my loop to exit...
> >
> > by the way, you should know that 8.0 was not giving the problem using
> > open file, but when i've imported the 8.0 dir into 8.5. the result was a
> > non functionning openfile. I read on macromedia technotes that changes
> > were made into 8.5 according to security reasons. in case you run on 8.0
> > it could be the reason you get the thing working as you describe.
> >
> > Fabrice
>
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