Graham Samuel wrote:
> Thanks Richard. You're right (of course!), it’s a path problem. But
> it’s a pretty subtle one, since I obtained the path by executing
> put specialFolderPath("preferences") & “/my preferences" into
> tPrefsPath
>
> Which should have given me a cast iron result. Turns out
Thanks Richard. You're right (of course!), it’s a path problem. But it’s a
pretty subtle one, since I obtained the path by executing
put specialFolderPath("preferences") & “/my preferences" into tPrefsPath
Which should have given me a cast iron result. Turns out that this produces a
path with
Graham wrote:
> I’ve got a preferences stack which is called something like “my
> preferences”. It’s not called “my preferences.livecode”. It’s a
> mainstack, not a substack of any other. The path to the stack is
> of the form
>
> /Users/Graham/Library/Preferences/my preferences
>
> If I put the
I’ve got a preferences stack which is called something like “my preferences”.
It’s not called “my preferences.livecode”. It’s a mainstack, not a substack of
any other. The path to the stack is of the form
/Users/Graham/Library/Preferences/my preferences
If I put the path to the stack in a
