Re: Short course
Re: Short course
- Subject: Re: Short course
- From: Paul Skinner <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2003 10:33:17 -0500
On Tuesday, March 4, 2003, at 09:58 AM, Brennan wrote:
David Hood <email@hidden> wrote:
snip
One of the great jaw-dropping examples for beginners to 'get it'
quickly is to
have a huge folder of html files with assorted other items (images,
swfs,
dcrs, movs) - a website, in other words - and then do this:
tell app "Finder"
select (items of window 1 whose name contains ".htm")
end tell
Trouble is, I don't think 'window 1 of Finder' is meaningful in OSX.
(How do
we express that now, actually?)
The same code works in Jaguar.
tell application "Finder"
select (items of window 1 whose name contains ".htm")
end tell
-->document file "index.html" of folder "Sites" of folder "paul" of
folder "Users" of startup disk
Paul Skinner
10.2.4 / 1.9
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