Le 29/06/2015 à 20:24, Christopher Stone < email@hidden> a écrit :
On Jun 29, 2015, at 11:00, Deivy Petrescu < email@hidden> wrote: However, declaring a variable before as in
set pp to POSIX file posixPath
exists pp
will always work.
The “get” inside the first command will always error.
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Well, that depends on how you do it. :)
----------------------------------------------------------------- tell application "Finder"
# Works set PF1 to POSIX file "/Users/chris/Desktop/Finder.snapz.009.jpg" exists PF1
# Errors-out set PF2 to "/Users/chris/Desktop/Finder.snapz.009.jpg" set PF2 to POSIX file PP
end tell -----------------------------------------------------------------
Because of this kind of mess I never use Posix Paths in the Finder.
There are occasions where I'll use Posix-Files if I've created them outside of the Finder, because those are actually of «class furl» — and the Finder likes them fine.
-- Best Regards, Chris
Take care of the rule and you will not face problems.
I repeat : except for a short list of them, calling an OSAX function in a tell application is forbidden. In your example, from my point of view, what is not normal is the fact that the second call fails. What is not matching the rule is the fact that the first one works.
If you take care of the rule, the second case works :
tell application "Finder"
# Works set PF1 to POSIX file "/Users/chris/Desktop/Finder.snapz.009.jpg" exists PF1
set PF2 to "/Users/chris/Desktop/Finder.snapz.009.jpg"
# Works !
tell me to set PF2 to POSIX file PF2 exists PF2 end tell
Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) lundi 29 juin 2015 21:19:40
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