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Re: Difference between "as alias" and "as file specification"?
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Re: Difference between "as alias" and "as file specification"?


  • Subject: Re: Difference between "as alias" and "as file specification"?
  • From: Paul Berkowitz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2001 16:48:39 -0800

On 12/12/01 4:38 PM, I wrote:

> I believe that 'file specification' is being "discouraged", if not quite
> deprecated, in OS 10.1 and onwards (AS 1.6). It's more like a legacy term
> now, and is broken in some places (which is why it is discouraged). The real
> coding for 'file' now is something called fileURL, and the term 'file' in
> pure AppleScript is now coerced under the hood to this fileURL. This was in
> the release notes for AS 1.7, and I may be slightly off-mark here but it's
> more or less as I recall.

That should say:

This was in the release notes for AS 1.6, and I may be slightly off-mark
here but it's more or less as I recall.
--
Paul Berkowitz


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