Re: ejecting a disk after using "the files" funtion

2007-01-10 Thread Horst

Hi Richard, 

Could you please post the link to ³Listing and Sorting Files in Revolution²?
That sounds interesting, but I can´t find the article.

best regards

Horst

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Re: ejecting a disk after using "the files" funtion

2007-01-09 Thread Jeanne A. E. DeVoto
At 9:59 PM -0800 1/7/2007, Scott Rossi wrote:
>Recently, Rich Lague wrote:
>
>> When I try to eject
>> the CD I just cataloged so I can go to the next CD, I get this
>> message, "The disk (here it puts the name of the disk,) is in use and
>> could not be ejected."
>> 
>> I find that if I then use the function "the files" on a different
>> disk it allows me to eject the disk I just cataloged. How can I get
>> the function "the files" to let go of me CD so I can eject it and go
>> on to the next CD?
>
>I believe if you set the directory to another volume other than the CD you
>should be able to eject the CD.


Scott is right. Setting the defaultFolder to some folder that's not on the disk 
to be ejected will also let you eject it (a little simpler than using the files 
function).

(Basically, if an application is using a folder as its current working 
directory, the OS will mark that directory as being in use and won't allow you 
to eject the volume. It's the same as when you have a file on that disk open 
and therefore can't eject it.)
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Re: ejecting a disk after using "the files" funtion

2007-01-07 Thread Scott Rossi
Recently, Rich Lague wrote:

> When I try to eject
> the CD I just cataloged so I can go to the next CD, I get this
> message, ³The disk (here it puts the name of the disk,) is in use and
> could not be ejected.²
> 
> I find that if I then use the function ³the files² on a different
> disk it allows me to eject the disk I just cataloged. How can I get
> the function ³the files² to let go of me CD so I can eject it and go
> on to the next CD?

I believe if you set the directory to another volume other than the CD you
should be able to eject the CD.

Regards,

Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, Multimedia & Design
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Re: ejecting a disk after using "the files" funtion

2007-01-07 Thread Jim Ault
On 1/7/07 9:09 PM, "Rich Lague" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In the last edition of the Runtime Revolution Newsletter there was an
> article on ³Listing and Sorting Files in Revolution². The article
> included a demonstration stack ³File Lister.rev². I took that stack
> and wrote a snippet of code to save the file lists it creates. I have
> been trying to use it to catalog my back-up CDs. It works great for
> creating the file lists, but I have a problem: When I try to eject
> the CD I just cataloged so I can go to the next CD, I get this
> message, ³The disk (here it puts the name of the disk,) is in use and
> could not be ejected.²
> 
> I find that if I then use the function ³the files² on a different
> disk it allows me to eject the disk I just cataloged. How can I get
> the function ³the files² to let go of me CD so I can eject it and go
> on to the next CD?

Well, it looks like you are doing it.  You might try to just add a step that
gets the files of your desktop folder (or other) and just not use them.
Kind of like a way of releasing the files of the ejectable volume.

Hope this helps.

Jim Ault
Las Vegas


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ejecting a disk after using "the files" funtion

2007-01-07 Thread Rich Lague


In the last edition of the Runtime Revolution Newsletter there was an  
article on “Listing and Sorting Files in Revolution”. The article  
included a demonstration stack “File Lister.rev”. I took that stack  
and wrote a snippet of code to save the file lists it creates. I have  
been trying to use it to catalog my back-up CDs. It works great for  
creating the file lists, but I have a problem: When I try to eject  
the CD I just cataloged so I can go to the next CD, I get this  
message, “The disk (here it puts the name of the disk,) is in use and  
could not be ejected.”


I find that if I then use the function “the files” on a different  
disk it allows me to eject the disk I just cataloged. How can I get  
the function “the files” to let go of me CD so I can eject it and go  
on to the next CD?


Thanks,

Rich Lague___
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