Re: Problematic NSTask issue
Re: Problematic NSTask issue
- Subject: Re: Problematic NSTask issue
- From: "Aaron Vegh" <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 5 Dec 2007 06:46:41 -0500
Hi Chris,
> No, what I'm saying is that you have a newline character (\r or \n) as
> the first character in your filename, before /Users/aaron/...
>
> That's what your logfile is showing, and what's what zip is showing.
>
> It's there; gotta figure out why.
I'm pretty sure now that the newline isn't in my code; it's in the
return from unzip. When I run the command from the Terminal, I get the
same formatted output:
unzip: cannot find zipfile directory in one of sample.enc or
sample.enc.zip, and cannot find sample.enc.ZIP, period.
I was tipped off by noticing that the second line is perfectly lined
up with the start of the message on line 1. And I've spent an hour or
so exhausting the means of finding a \n character in my string!
I'm running out of ideas here... :-P
Thanks,
Aaron.
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