Bonjour Thierry,
Le 19 nov. 08 à 10:43, Mark Schonewille a écrit :
Hi Thierry,
On Mac, a file type is expected, while on Windows a file extension
is expected.
You need to check the platform and then use the right command.
Thanks Mark !
Here is about the confusion:
From the Dictionary Doc: -----------------------------
example topic:
...
answer file (field "Prompt") of type "RSTK"
answer file empty with filter "JPEGs,*.jpg"
a bit further, we can read:
The way file types are specified depends on the platform:
Filtering for Mac OS: You can use either with filter or of type......
-------------------------------------------------
But, your examples do not help me in this case :-(
In fact, the files *.ics I'm looking for in a file open dialog, can
come from
different apps and from different systems..... ( just to make it
easy )
and, these .ics files are by now, just plain text files coming from
a Linux system.
Looking the file Creator and Type with FileInfo, I only have "????"
and "????"
So, does this means I have the choice to *not* do any filtering ?
If you opmit the FILETYPE part, the system will only show files that
have the supplied suffix,
even on OS X:
answer file "" with type "ICS|*ics|"
Will work for you :-)
Thierry
Best
Klaus Major
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http://www.major-k.de
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