Re: Showing a Package's Contents
Re: Showing a Package's Contents
- Subject: Re: Showing a Package's Contents
- From: "Jonathan Levi, M.D." <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2005 21:32:56 -0500
Kai's and Axel's replies much appreciated. However, I see that the
information I provided was not only sparse, but misleading.
What I want is to open the window of one of Mail's mailboxes,
specifically a mailbox "forEditing.mbox" that I've created. It's a
package: if I ask the Finder to ask the mailbox's folder "Mailbox" to
list its packages, my mailbox and the other mailboxes are listed.
However, none of them contains a "Contents" item, or any folder at all,
for that matter; hence Axel's workaround,
-- Get a Finder reference to folder "Contents" of the package.
get folder "Contents" of result
-- Display contents of that folder.
open container window of result
doesn't work.
What I want to do is an AppleScript equivalent of control-clicking my
mailbox, then in the popup menu that results, choosing the "Show
Package Contents" menu item. Is there a UI-scripting command to do this
directly, perhaps?
Many thanks again, Jonathan
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