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Re: path to constants


  • Subject: Re: path to constants
  • From: Nigel Garvey <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2001 12:45:59 +0100

List Guy wrote on Tue, 10 Apr 2001 15:01:44 -0700:

>B.C wrote:
>
>> You need to use ResEdit or a similar utility to see all the Path To
>> constants. There are about a dozen that don't appear in the dictionary.
>
>I plucked a few out using resedit. Here are the ones I am aware of. I think
>they're all right, but I haven't used some of them.
>
>apple menu items folder
>application support folder
>At Ease applications folder
[etc.]

Thanks for that list, Guy. It's very revealing. Trying it out with Mac
OSses 8.6 and 9.0.4, I find that most of the options have shorter forms
(used in the dictionaries and in Script Editor's "Event log" window) and
a few are not available on these earlier systems:

path to apple menu [items folder]
path to application support [folder]
path to At Ease applications folder
path to At Ease documents folder
path to control panels [folder]
path to control strip modules [folder]
path to current user folder -- not AS 1.3.7 (OS 8.6); compiles but
errors on my 9.0.4 system (probably due to my set-up): "Disk some object
wasn't found."
path to desktop [folder]
path to desktop pictures folder
path to editors folder
path to extensions [folder]
path to Folder Action scripts [folder]
path to fonts [folder]
path to frontmost application
path to help folder
path to [internet] plugins [folder]
path to keychain folder -- not AS 1.3.7
path to modem scripts [folder]
path to preferences [folder]
path to printer descriptions [folder]
path to printer drivers [folder]
path to printmonitor [folder]
path to scripting additions [folder]
path to scripts folder
path to shared libraries [folder]
path to shutdown [items folder]
path to speakable items
path to startup [items folder]
path to startup disk
path to system preferences -- not AS 1.3.7
path to system folder
path to temporary items [folder]
path to trash [folder]
path to users folder -- not AS 1.3.7
path to voices [folder]

NG


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