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Re: File Busy
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Re: File Busy


  • Subject: Re: File Busy
  • From: Jon Pugh <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 10:35:33 -0700

At 9:13 PM -0300 7/15/06, Adam Bell wrote:
>Jon's Commands "fileIsBusy"  uniformly returns false for the simple reason, I assume, that the "busy status" in the properties of a file remains "false" even if you attempt to change it to true (which does not cause an error) and when the file is open in another application.

Jon's Commands' "fileIsBusy" command no longer works in Unix-land because Unix allows multiple people to write to a file at the same time.  They each create a different version of the file and the last one to write to it wins.

This is considerably different from the OLD WAY, making the "fileIsBusy" command just another victim of the OSX transition.

Jon
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