Hi,
REALbasic 2006 Release 4
Mac OS X 10.4.8
1. Say you have entered two (or more) File Types. use the arrow keys to go to
the - for example - last defined file type.
Now, press the Return (or Enter) key to edit the actually selected File Type.
Et voilà: you get the Display Name field of THE FIRST File Type selected and
ready to make changes.
This clearly is a misfeature (did you call that a bug lately ?)
Do you get the same ?
2. I have sometimes some 'crazy ideas'; this just happens, in a brand new
FileType I wrote:
Display Name: application/appleworks
Object Name: com.apple.appleworks.document
MacType: CWWP
MacCreator: BOBO
Extension: .cwk
The problem lies in the Object Name entry: once I remvoed the dots, the error
does not comes back... [I do not saw a warning about that in the Language
Reference, yet.]
Nota: CWWP is no longer representative of what I want to achieve; BOBO is the
AppleWorks 6.2.9 (Mac OS X) creator; .cwk is the "generic extension" for all 6
modules.
And I get this error message:
<error msg>
An error has occured while compiling this project.
Message: Syntax error.
File: My simple project.rbp
Component: FTAppleWorks
Code: Module FTAppleWorks
Item: FTAppleWorks
<OK>
</error msg>
OK, if you are still reading here, you know what happens, but it happens to me
in the reverse order: 1: the error message, 2: the error discovery...
Note: using the underscore instead of a dot does not lead in an error.
Who says it is easy ?
Cheers,
Emile
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