Try creating an intermediate TextOutputStream object:
Dim o As TextOutputStream
...
o = f.CreateTextFile()
o.Write(strPreferences)
and see if 'o' is nil. Also, try making the file invisible AFTER you
create it and see what happens.
On Jan 2, 2007, at 5:38 PM, Trausti Thor Johannsson wrote:
This works fine on Macintosh, but crashes as a nilobject on
Windows. I have no explanation, here is the code
#if TargetMachO then
f = PreferencesFolder.Child("studlar")
#elseif TargetWin32 then
f = PreferencesFolder.Child("studlar")
#endif
f.Visible = false
if f.Exists then
f.CreateTextFile().Write(strPreferences) <---- crashes here
end if
No variable is nil, that is so weird.
Trausti
This bug is in 2006r4 and 2007r1.
Trausti
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