It looks to me more like the .ShellPath of the folderitem rather than
it's absolute path...
On 14/03/2006, at 7:21 AM, Emile Schwarz wrote:
REALbasic 5.5.5 Pro on Macintosh,
Application compiled for Linux,
Linux' Aurox Live CD (on DVD...)
For some reason, I am now able to run the generated application
(more or less) I put on a QPS 512 MB Memory Stick MS-DOS formatted
with Disk Utilities (on Mac OS X)... (*)
Drag and Drop:
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a. folder
I get in Obj.Text: "media:/sda1/2004-11-29%20Blozo%20The%
20Gone" (without the quotes).
In fact, it seems to be the AbsolutePath of the dropped folder
(whose name is 2004-11-29 Blozo The Gone, a Popeye story that
started on 2004-11-29).
sda1 is the Memory Stick "location"...
b. file
I get in Obj.Text: "media:/sda1/2004-11-29%20Blozo%20The%20Gone/
Popeye_20041129.gif" (without the quotes). It is the absolute path
of the dropped gif file. (the first strips for the test story).
Paste a screenshot:
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Same kind of trouble I get with 'Drag and Drop':
In Clipboard.Text, I funnily get the pathname of the image I copy
from Konqueror... And a screenshot (opened by KolourPaint and
copied from there) gives: unknow data type... either it is RawData
or PrivateData... don't know...
The reported text comes from the Else (the one after If
Clipboard.PictureAvailable, and Clipboard.TextAvailable)...
Idea someone ?
Emile
PS: it seems to me that a reliable way to execute the application
is to use the Terminal: cd ../ a little, cd media/sda1/ and ./ the
application...
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