Panic over... I found it:

FUNCTION stsLongFilePath pPath
  SWITCH (the platform)
  CASE "MacOS"  -- assumes OS X
    put "set tPath to" && quote & pPath & quote & cr & \
        "set tPath to (POSIX file tPath) as string" & cr & \
        "POSIX path of tPath" into tScript
    do tScript as "AppleScript"
    return (char 2 to -2 of the result)  -- strips quotes
    break
  CASE "Win32"
    return the longfilepath of pPath
    break
  END SWITCH
END stsLongFilePath

now stored in my trusty "Scripter's Scrapbook"
 where I found another, more complex
raw function for this same duty.



Sivakatirswami wrote:
I've already submitted this as a bug already,
(#4206 in case you want to vote)

But rather urgently need a work around.

Key Ray sent one before for drag and drop.. some PosIx thing..
And I'm off to see if I find and timplement that for answer folder.
which is returning hashed strings for long folder names on OSX.
(2.7.4)

like:

/past/2006/December/December_21_2006/ss-10-taka_2006-12-19_mu#4C1E16

Any solutions?

TIA!
Sivakatirswami

p.s. (mini rant) *really* should get fixed in 2.7.5. Imagine a seasoned or naive
new user coming and finding this... "Oh my....."
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