Opps! That won't work either, I think that should do it tho:
ask file "Save File As:"
if it = empty then exit mouseUp
put it into myFilePathName
set the itemDelimiter to "/"
put item -1 of myFilePathName into myFileName
put myFilePathName into myFolderPathName
put empty into item -1 of myFolderPathName
if there is not a folder myFolderPathName then
create folder myFolderPathName
end if
revCopyFile "/Content/rubyonrails.pdf", myFolderPathName
rename file myFilePathName to myFileName
Hope this Helps
All the Best
Dave
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Try doing this:
if it is empty then exit mouseUp
put it & "/" into filePath
IOW, add a "/" to the end of the file path.
I think that should make it work.
All the Best
Dave
On 30 Mar 2006, at 21:36, Jonathan Kotthoff wrote:
This does not seem like it should be this hard...I must be missing
something...i am running 2.7 making a simple stack that will copy a
file to a target on Winows XP and Mac OS X.4...
here is the code:
on mouseUp
-- bring up a standard system "save as" file selector
ask file "Save file as:"
-- if the user cancels, exit without saving
if it is empty then exit mouseUp
-- put it into filePath
put it into filePath
-- Copy file
revCopyFile "/Content/rubyonrails.pdf",filePath
end mouseUp
no file is copied to the target folder however...
anybody have an example of a stack that copies or an explanation
Thanks in advance...
Jonathan
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