Just a bit of checking, and what seems to work on OS X is :
on openInFinder pPath
get shell("open" && quote & pPath & quote) -- quotes are only
necessary if there are spaces in pPath
end openInFinder
I'll bet there's a similar command on Windows.
If you want to use applescript, I'm pretty sure you can just <replace
"/" with ":" in somePath> before you insert in to your ascript. But
the shell is probably simpler for this sort of thing.
Best,
Mark
On 24 Nov 2007, at 03:18, Andre Garzia wrote:
Klaus,
you can achieve the same result in Mac OS X with the following
shell command:
cd /your/path/here; open .
It's cd to the folder you want and then execute "open .", open and a
space and a dot. This will open the folder in the finder.
In windows, I don't know but I bet it can be done with vbscript. And
it also can be done with applescript in mac os x with something like:
tell application "finder"
reveal folder "my folder" in folder "my parent folder" in startup
disk
end tell
Which I find rather cumbersome, why applescript do not support POSIX
folders? (actually I think it does, but I don't know how to use them.)
Cheers
andre
On 11/23/07, Klaus Major <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Mad-Hias ;-)
I vote for this feature, too.
It´s much easier than using the shell command to open a folder under
windows.
There is a related "enhancement" in the RevQalityCenter.
Check bug #5549.
I will add this one tomorrow...
Matthias Rebbe
Best
Klaus Major
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.major-k.de
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