I was not aware that you included a "/" before the hard drive. /
Applications means root of the System drive/Applications folder. I
thought that if you wanted to refer to an absolute path in unix you
would use /volumes/Macintosh HD/Applications. This is of course for
the Mac OS. Perhaps other Unix variants use something else for the
mount points besides volumes, but the idea is the same.
Bob Sneidar
IT Manager
Logos Management
Calvary Chapel CM
On Sep 23, 2008, at 10:57 PM, Kay C Lan wrote:
The docs, for 'absolute file path':
The full name and location of a file, beginning with the disk the
file is
on, including ....
The 'Tip' for defaultFolder includes the above plus points out that
UNIX
naming convention is used so the path MUST begin with and folders
separated
by "/".
The example under 'defaultFolder' is:
set the defaultFolder to "/Hard Disk/Applications/GetIt"
All simple enough.
But when I do:
answer files "Select a file" with "/Mac HD/Users/kcl/stacks/" titled
"Choose
a stack"
I end up in the bowels of the Rev App bundle.
Even if I do the above in the message box it ends up in the Rev App
bundle.
BUT, if I remove the reference to the hard disc everything works
fine, both
in my stack and the msg box.
This applies whether I'm looking in Users, Applications, System...
everywhere. Referring to the HD or partition fails to lead anywhere
other
than the bowels of the Rev App Bundle
So has something changed in Rev 3.0 or have the Docs been wrong all
this
time?
MacBook Pro
OSX 10.5.5
Rev Studio 3.0.0 build 750
Brain old and tired
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