On Sep 30, 2005, at 8:15 AM, Denis @ TheOffice wrote:
CFURL function does not support "~/...'
Nor FSPathMakeRef(...);
That's true. That's because the ~ character is strictly a function of
a command-line shell; it's not part of the file system specification.
When you're in the shell and you type "ls ~", the ls tool doesn't get
a path containing "~" as argv[1]; it gets a path to your home
directory. It's the shell's job to expand ~ into the path to your
home directly before passing it to the application. Likewise, if you
want to handle ~ inside your application, it's your job to expand
that character using the glob API.
About Pascal string :
What is the none Pascal version of :
StandardAlert(); It does not say that it is deprecated at all.
I Couldn't find one...
CreateStandardAlert and RunStandardAlert.
-eric
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