Correction:
on openStack
put applicationFolder() into AppPathMusic
put "MusicFolder/" after AppPathMusic
put AppPathMusic
-- Now you can do what you want with looking up the .aiff files and
you can be sure the path is correct to those files
-- Access the .aiff files with AppPathMusic
-- You can also use this for other sub-folders in your folder
put applicationFolder() into AppPathImages
put "Images/" after AppPathImages
end openStack
Tom
Tom McGrath III
Lazy River Software
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iTunes Library Suite - libITS
Information and download can be found on this page:
http://www.lazyriversoftware.com/RevOne.html
On Nov 19, 2008, at 10:02 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
on openStack
put applicationFolder() into AppPathMusic
put "MusicFolder/" after AppPathMusic
put AppPath
-- Now you can do what you want with looking up the .aiff files and
you can be sure the path is correct to those files
-- Access the .aiff files with AppPath
-- You can also use this for other sub-folders in your folder
put applicationFolder() into AppPathImages
put "Images/" after AppPathImages
end openStack
function applicationFolder
put the effective filename of this stack into tFullPath
put empty into tFolder
set the itemdel to "/"
repeat for each item I in tFullPath
if I contains ".app" or I contains ".rev" or I contains
".exe" then exit repeat
put I & "/" after tFolder
end repeat
return tFolder
end applicationFolder
Tom McGrath III
Lazy River Software
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
iTunes Library Suite - libITS
Information and download can be found on this page:
http://www.lazyriversoftware.com/RevOne.html
On Nov 19, 2008, at 9:13 PM, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Once more I find myself going in circles. I've created a standalone
for both Intel and Legacy Macs that plays a number of .aiff music
files. At one point it worked great in the IDE, but then I started
messing with things trying to get the Legacy version working under
2.6.1. And I accomplished that, I think. (smile) Unfortunately, I
have lots of memory and I've gotten kind of sloppy with where
things are stored. Partly because of where Rev chooses to put its
things; partly because I'm just a bad boy! (smile)
Regardless, I need to get my mind straightened out about this
"external" files thing. What is the very best place to have your
external files so that when someone puts them on their computer the
same relationship exists for them as it does for me. I was always
of the opinion that if you put everything in the same folder, the
externals would be seen by the application, and not having to worry
about exactly where that folder is placed. So, if I have the
following setup things should work:
A folder -- That I want a user to be able to drag from a CD to
their Desktop or anywhere else they see fit.
My standalone application
MusicFolder
Music1.aiff
Music2.aiff
etc.
Then the application should have the source for the players as: /
MusicFolder/Music1.aiff -- and so forth
But this doesn't work. Am I all wet someway?
TIA,
Joe Wilkins
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