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Re: mac to unix path names
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Re: mac to unix path names


  • Subject: Re: mac to unix path names
  • From: Emmanuel <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 3 May 2003 08:24:47 +0200

At 3:42 PM -0700 02/05/03, Christopher Nebel wrote:
>On Friday, May 2, 2003, at 06:36 AM, Emmanuel wrote:

>If you were to look at the 'aeut' dictionary resource, you'd see that the "file" and "alias" classes also define a "POSIX path" property.

This is less than optimal, don't you think?

>Yes, I know this is less than optimal

:-)

>>As far as I understand, though, not all shell scripts will accept those paths. It's still better if all your files and folders' names include only 7-bits ASCII and no space. :-)
>
>If you have any real example of a shell command that won't accept a properly quoted POSIX path from AppleScript, file a bug.

I have to be missing something here.
For instance, I use pdf2ps and it does not accept the slightest space in the file names, including when quoted. Do you mean "[...] any real example of a shell command *included in the standard installation* [...]"?

Emmanuel
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