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Re: strings to files

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Subject: Re: strings to files
From: Joe Strout <joe@inspiringapps.com>
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 2009 16:23:02 -0600
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Wade Maxfield wrote:

  I drug a folder into the IDE project window, and it placed a folder in the
project, and inside it listed each file in the folder.

  Any way I can write the entire folder and contents to the file system in
one "fell swoop?"

Nope. Folders in the project are just organizational aids; they have no existence as far as the compiled app is concerned.

Failing that, any way to get the contents of the IDE
internal folder without knowing ahead of time what the files are?

Nope. Files dragged into the project become string constants, which you can (only) refer to by name.

   This folder contains 1174 files.

Consider another approach.  :)

Best,
- Joe

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