Hi Andre,
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.
thanks I know and use this and this one for windows:
## was = name of folder to open
...
set the hideconsolewindows to true
replace "/" with "\" in was
get shell("explorer.exe /root," && was)
...
Using "launch document folder_name" is much easier :-)
An no need to check for the platform, too!
And yes, AppleScript IS cumbersome!
Imagine Apple would have chosen HyperTalk for the Mac system scripting
language
as they actually had planned... Sigh :-)
But WAIT!!!
Just tested it again and this still works here for me on OS X 10.5.1
and Rev 2.9dp2!
Hmmmm. One would need to know if this is somewhat "officially"
supported by Rev.
Best
Klaus Major
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.major-k.de
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