Hi Francis,
Keep in mind that *.app is not a file but a folder. The stack is
somewhere inside that folder. The path returned by the (effective)
filename is correct.
Best,
Mark
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Op 1-mrt-2009, om 12:47 heeft Francis Nugent Dixon het volgende
geschreven:
Hi from Brittany (spring is coming and the mimosa will be out soon),
I'm running Revolution 3.0 on an Intel iMac.
I create a stack called Mainstack which I store in a folder.
You would guess correctly if you thought it was a splashstack.
In "openStack", when I execute the command "put the filename
of this stack into field MyStackName",
I read "/Revolution/RawStacks/MainStack.rev" which is perfectly
normal, because that is where the stack is. I can strip out the
stack name to get the path to the folder.
I compile this stack into a standalone on my desktop, with one
option "Intel Only". This standalone is now in a folder "MainStack"
containing a file "MainStack.app"
I move the file "MainStack.app" into another folder which contains all
my compiled standalone stacks.
When I execute the command "put the filename of this stack into field
MyStackName", I expect to see "/Revolution/StandaloneStacks/
MainStack.app",
because that is where the stack is. I need this path, because I
want to
be able to call one of the standalones from MainStack (choosing
from a list)
Instead, I read "/Revolution/StandaloneStacks/MainStack.app/
Contents/MacOS/MainStack".
Where did this path come from ? Of course, I can always throw away
the part
of the path "/Contents/MacOS/MainStack", but this doesn't satisfy
my curiosity .....
I imagine (haven't tested it yet) that this part of the path will
be different
if I move to a PC. What rules govern the creation of this path ?
I see from the Rev Dictionary that the "filename of stack" is
different for a
standalone - "the filename of stack property reports the name and
location of
the application". Why is "Name and location" different from "Path" ?
Thanks for any pointers.
-Francis
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