Hi Richard,
Hi Richard,
Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Richard,
The diskSpace function returns the free space of the drive the
app is running from.
From the current volume!
...
Ah, yes, now that you say it...
I tried at work where the app starts on an OS X volume but the
diskspace it
On Mon, 28 May 2007 15:08:46 -0700, Richard Gaskin wrote:
The diskSpace function returns the free space of the drive the app is
running from. I have an installer that runs from a CD, and I need to
get the avialable size of the destination volume.
Actually, the docs say that it gets the
Ken Ray wrote:
On Mon, 28 May 2007 15:08:46 -0700, Richard Gaskin wrote:
The diskSpace function returns the free space of the drive the app is
running from. I have an installer that runs from a CD, and I need to
get the avialable size of the destination volume.
Actually, the docs say that
On May 29, 2007, at 4:50 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
In the meantime, anyone have the shell calls handy to get this info?
This help?
On OS X I used df -k -l
Jim-Sims-Computer:~ jimsims$ df -k -l
Filesystem 1K-blocks UsedAvail Capacity Mounted on
/dev/disk0s3 78019632 36487456
on mouseUp
put the defaultFolder into tDir
set the defaultfolder to /Volumes/util/
if the result is not empty then
answer the result
exit to top
end if
get the diskspace
put it cr the defaultFolder
end mouseUp
It's working here for 2.70 on XP SP 2. I specify D:/Downloads
Scott Kane wrote:
on mouseUp
put the defaultFolder into tDir
set the defaultfolder to /Volumes/util/
if the result is not empty then
answer the result
exit to top
end if
get the diskspace
put it cr the defaultFolder
end mouseUp
It's working here for 2.70 on XP SP 2. I
On 29 May 2007, at 16:35, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Indeed it does. So this issue seems to affect OS X only.
If someone here will be kind enough to verify the bug in OS X I'll
post the bug report.
I can confirm that it's returning the free space on the volume
containing the app, *not* the
Recently, Ian Wood wrote:
If someone here will be kind enough to verify the bug in OS X I'll
post the bug report.
I can confirm that it's returning the free space on the volume
containing the app, *not* the volume containing the defaultfolder.
Like Ken, I assumed changing the defaultfolder
First, Scott Kane wrote:
on mouseUp
put the defaultFolder into tDir
set the defaultfolder to /Volumes/util/
Then, Richard Gaskin wrote:
It's working here for 2.70 on XP SP 2. I specify D:/Downloads and get
the
correct free space in bytes for the drive.
Indeed it does. So this issue
Roger.E.Eller wrote:
First, Scott Kane wrote:
on mouseUp
put the defaultFolder into tDir
set the defaultfolder to /Volumes/util/
Then, Richard Gaskin wrote:
It's working here for 2.70 on XP SP 2. I specify D:/Downloads and get
the
correct free space in bytes for the drive.
Indeed
On 29 May 2007, at 18:43, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On OS X, /Volumes/util/ is
still on the SAME 'DRIVE' as other /Volumes/places/. Sure they show
up as
different disks, but they aren't really.
I tried it with different physical drives, not just Volumes/util/.
Ian
Hi Richard,
The diskSpace function returns the free space of the drive the app
is running from.
From the current volume!
I have an installer that runs from a CD, and I need to get the
avialable size of the destination volume.
Any built-in way to do this, or am I stuck with hunting down
Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Richard,
The diskSpace function returns the free space of the drive the app
is running from.
From the current volume!
I have an installer that runs from a CD, and I need to get the
avialable size of the destination volume.
Any built-in way to do this, or am I
Hi Richard,
Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Richard,
The diskSpace function returns the free space of the drive the
app is running from.
From the current volume!
I have an installer that runs from a CD, and I need to get the
avialable size of the destination volume.
Any built-in way to do
On May 28, 2007, at 3:08 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Any built-in way to do this, or am I stuck with hunting down shell
calls?
You could have your installer install a basic app on the intended
drive, have it run, and report back the results, and then delete the
temp app. Shell calls may
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