Um, I'm passing it a string, not a FolderItem ( such as "path/to/file" )
Should it pick this up - and thanks, I've now realised I shouldn't
be using this :)
Thanks,
Giles.
On 2 Sep 2006, at 18:25, Mark Nutter wrote:
--- Giles Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Now, If I want to get that to be say two folders down the line,
I use
FolderItem.GetRelative right?
Um, no. FolderItem.GetRelative takes the folder's SaveInfo (as
returned by FolderItem.GetSaveInfo), and returns a reference to
the FolderItem pointed to by the SaveInfo (or nil if there's not
enough info in the SaveInfo to reconstruct a reference to the
original FolderItem).
Are you saying it causes the IDE to crash with a nil object
exception when you pass GetRelative a FolderItem as an argument?
If so, that's a bug in the IDE. It should flag the line as a
syntax error, since GetRelative takes SaveInfo and not FolderItem
as its argument, but it shouldn't crash the IDE.
Mark Nutter
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