On Thu, 3 Sep 2009 04:20:35 -0700 (PDT), Alex Ivanov
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>Hi,
>
>I've used applescript to create an alias for an app I've just copied to disk.
>I've uded first: cp -Rf my.app
>and then: tell application "Finder" to make alias file to alias ...
>
>This sometimes works, sometime it doesn't meanung the alias doesn't get created
every time...
>
>I suspect the finder doesn't "know" yet about the file being copied to the
harddisk since I've used an Unix command. Is there a way to notify Finder to
"update" somehow its files list?
You mean like the Finder's "update" command? That is what I would try.
By the way, I'm not finding the Finder faster at self-updating from changes
in Snow
Leopard. If anything it's slower. I copy an app, the copy finishes,
but the icon does update properly until like five seconds later. I select
files and delete them, nothing happens for a few seconds, then they finally
head off to the trash.
So it may be that you need to introduce a "delay" into the script... m.
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