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Re: Get HFS Path of POSIX Path?
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Re: Get HFS Path of POSIX Path?


  • Subject: Re: Get HFS Path of POSIX Path?
  • From: "Steven D.Majewski" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 24 Sep 2004 11:22:23 -0400


On Sep 24, 2004, at 11:00 AM, Johnny AppleScript wrote:

Thanks Paul,

I knew there was a way of manipulating the POSIX class, but my SA dictionary. Only shows this:

Class POSIX file: A file object specified with a POSIX (slash)-style pathname.
Properties:
    POSIX path  'file'  [r/o]  -- the POSIX (slash)-style path of any file or alias object


I simply could not coerce that underlined object in my brain to get the 'POSIX file' method you reminded me of below.

Is there something wrong with my dictionary, or am I just not reading the first line (Class POSIX file:) properly? Note that it is in black text (i.e., it does not appear in green as my app keywords do), which I took to just be a header line, not a command.

Thanks -- (a confused)JA


TN2065: do shell script in AppleScript
<http://developer.apple.com/technotes/tn2002/tn2065.html>

... documents, not only the 'do shell script' command, but all of the extra's
that go along with using it ( posix path, quoted form ) and some of the
tricks required in special cases.


( This document seems to have gotten bumped down in the documentation
  organization as more AS & ASS documents  have been produced. It
  really ought to have a more prominent placement! )


-- Steve Majewski


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