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Re: 10.2.3
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Re: 10.2.3


  • Subject: Re: 10.2.3
  • From: Takaaki Naganoya <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 20 Dec 2002 14:16:49 +0900

On 02.12.20 1:38 PM, "Paul Berkowitz" <email@hidden> wrote:

>>> For detailed information on this Update, please visit
>>> http://www.info.apple.com/kbnum/n107263
>>
>> AppleScript seems to be not updated. It stay version 1.9.
>
> Not true. Script Editor is still 1.9, but AppleScript is 1.9.1 and it has
> been updated.

I see. Script Editor's "About AppleScript" menu told me "1.9", but System
Profiler told me "1.9.1".


>> For example,
>>
>> tell app "Finder"
>> set b to name of (info for file tempName)
>> end tell
>>
>> returns wrong file name. It is serious very much.
>>
>
> Use the Finder itself:
>
> tell app "Finder"
> set b to name of file tempPath
> end tell
>
>
> You shouldn't be using (info for) in the Finder anyway. But I guess you're
> saying that there's a problem with (info for), even outside the Finder? Use
> the Finder instead - it's all Unicode.

Thank you for your advice. But the code above couldn't solve the probrem.
My whole testing code is like this.


tell application "Finder"
activate
set a to choose folder
set aPath to a as text
set allFile to name of every file in folder a
set aList to {}

repeat with aFile in allFile
set tempName to aPath & aFile
set b to name of file tempName
set c to comment of file tempName
set aList to aList & {{tempName, b, c}}
end repeat

end tell

tell application "Microsoft Excel"
set Value of Range "R1C1:R1C3" to {"Full-Path", "Filename", "Comment"}
set cellR to 2
repeat with anItem in aList
set Value of Cell ("R" & cellR & "C1:R" & cellR & "C3") to anItem
set cellR to cellR + 1
end repeat

AutoFit EntireColumn of Range "C1:C3"

end tell


Still returns wrong filename.

But path is not be misunderstood even if includes Japanese characters like
hiragana, katakana, kanji and Japanese symbolic characters.


Takaaki Naganoya
A Chief Architect of Artifical Brain User Interface "Newt On"
http://www.airmac.org/newton_p.html
email@hidden
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