Verified the code on a T|T3, it works for me.
I was never able to set attributes on the simulator, also the dates reported
are wrong.
(Running win2k)
Did you test it on a real device?
Regards,
Miro Pomsar
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>The code is as follow:
>
> Err resultSet;
> uint32_t fileAttr;
> VFSFileOpen(gSelectedVolRefNum, FilePath,
>vfsModeReadWrite, &fileDetails);
> VFSFileGetAttributes(fileDetails, &fileAttr);
> resultSet = VFSFileSetAttributes(fileDetails, isReadonly ?
>fileAttr | vfsFileAttrReadOnly : fileAttr & ~vfsFileAttrReadOnly);
> VFSFileClose(fileDetails);
>
>It works well if the file is a regular file ,but return error
>0x0502 if the file is directory.
>Please help!
>
>Far ocean
>
>"Miro Pomsar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ???? news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>One more thing you probalby already figured out is, that you
>have to open the file in readwrite mode to set attributes or dates.
>
>Regards,
>Miro Pomsar
>
>
>
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>>To: Palm Developer Forum
>>Subject: Fail to change the readonly attribute of directory
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>>¿Õ°×Now i want to change the readonly attributes of a file.
>If it is a
>>regular file, the function VFSFileSetAttributes works well. But if it
>>is a directory, it returns the error 0x0502.
>>Is there any method to change the readonly attribute of directory?
>>please help!
>>
>>Far Ocean
>>
>>
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