Thanks for the advice Jacqueline - I use the resources folder for writing/
reading files to/from all the time but haven't been in the habit of using the
copy files pane for adding resources. I'll give all that a go.
Terry...
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> On 17 Jul 2017, at 7:58 am, J. Landman Gay via
The app structure respects the folder hierarchy you had during
development. For easiest access everywhere, put your folders inside the
one that holds the mainstack.
Then use specialFolderPath("resources") in your scripts to refer to the
subfolders. That function will return the mainstack's
Ok, so when adding files in the ‘copy files’ pane I can only include files that
are in the same folder (on disk) as the stack file if I want them to end up in
the engine/home folder? I though assuming that the paths that are listed in the
‘Non-stack files in the application’ represent the
On 7/15/17 8:05 PM, Terry Judd via use-livecode wrote:
If I add files that are in the same folder as the stack file in the copy and
then in the app (simulator or real device) if I ‘put the files’, then the added
files are included in the listing. However, if the added files are in a
different
If I add files that are in the same folder as the stack file in the copy and
then in the app (simulator or real device) if I ‘put the files’, then the added
files are included in the listing. However, if the added files are in a
different folder (e.g. “stuff/test.pdf”) then they don’t show up.
