Re: aborting a running script
Re: aborting a running script
- Subject: Re: aborting a running script
- From: Jim Brandt <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2011 07:09:32 -0600
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Jan,
I don't want a time limit, there will be times when I'm willing to let it crunch away. This question was more of a "I changed my mind because it's taking too long" situation :>)
Thanks for the shell script suggestion. I hadn't thought of that one. I'll play around with it.
My need was to have a list of paths to compare against a list built from an HTML file for missing files. Not sure an LS command will be easy to do that with though. On Feb 28, 2011, at 6:54 AM, Jan Bultereys wrote: Hi Jim,
You can set up “timehandler” in your script where it cancels the script if the scirpt runs for example longer than 15 minutes....
-- on start — log the time
-- on run compare the time and cancel when due time has been reached....
Your second question... something quick and dirty... since I don’t know your output intent..
set mainfolder to "/Users/belmac42/Desktop/mainfolder"
set thelist to do shell script "cd " & mainfolder & "; ls -R"
Change belmac42 to your user
Change mainfolder to a folder on your desktop where you have folders and files inside....
Best regards,jan
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