Stephen,
From my first e-mail on this topic:
I am trying to use the setResource function, but it doesn't work. I
tried it with Rev 4.0 on Mac OS X 10.5 and Rev 2.6.1 on Mac OS
9.2.2. With both systems, I get the same result: the resource is
created (including ID, name and flags, but the data are not written
to it.
Perhaps I should add that Mac OS 9.2.2 wasn't running in Classic or in
an emulator. I used Mac OS 9.2.2 to boot the machine.
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On 30 mei 2010, at 21:30, stephen barncard wrote:
Perhaps the problem is Snow Leopard -
We should assume the old resource fork is officially unsupported and
not
working in SN. They've been planning on removing resource forks from
files
for a decade.
Back in the hypercard days, one could use the resource fork like
today's
custom properties in Rev. I would store text, sounds, binaries,
images as
resources.
I remember the resource system wasn't as robust as Rev as far as file
integrity; there would be occasional problems with resources, but it
worked
pretty well.
Have you tried this on another machine, perhaps one running Tiger or
below?
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