Apple did make a significant update to Applescript with Mac OS 10.5.
That *might* have something to do with it. My production group at The
Day Job can't run any of the scripts I've written over the years on
our new Intels. A lot of the scripts can be run but then just hang. I
have yet to see what happens with any of the RB-related stuff. Finding
the cause of all this is on the docket for next week, and if I find
anything related to RB or that could help, I'll post.
Cheers
--
Philip Regan
http://www.oatmealandcoffee.com
Mac OS 10.5.2, RB2008r2
On Jun 29, 2008, at 10:20, R Charles Flickinger wrote:
Hello
I have a REALbasic file synchronizer. When a file needs to be
updated, it uses AppleScript to check available disk space before it
copies the updated file.
This synchronizer runs flawless on PowerPC, but chokes on Intel
Macs. When I debugged on Intel, I discovered that the AppleScript
on Intel shows a negative number. Does anyone know whether RB is
changing the result, or if this is an AppleScript issue?
I checked this problem was present in RB 2007R5 also. Is there a
bug report to sign on.? For my file synchronizer, this is a show
stopper, unless I pull the code and stop checking for available disk
space before copying files.
Thanks for listening, and any info or knowledge. I'm not on an
Intel Mac often enough to fix this, but thought it important to get
the word out if anyone has a project that uses AppleScript to get
available disk space.
Yours truly
R Charles Flickinger
FileSync Developer
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