> Le 23 mars 2020 à 05:43, Tim Jones <tolis...@me.com> a écrit: > > Yes, each part of the terminal command separated by a space on the command > line is a separate element in the arguments array.
That's good to know, thank you. > Also remember, AuthorizationMBS does not inherit the same shell environment > that you have in a Terminal. This is why you had to use the full path. I understand the principle (the missing part being “which environment variables are involved, leading to these kind of problems?”, especially since I can't seem to find a returned error). Still wondering what is the “stream” parameter and how to use it; it may be the clue I'm missing. I think I could open this stream and read using the function made for this (whose name is not in my memory just now), but it requires to pass the wanted amount of characters to read; what if I don't know how big the stream is going to be? (what is a “correct” guess?). > But, why aren't you just using hdiutil? Looks like this is about disk images only. Actually, I want to format a DVD-RAM, and the device that uses it (a DVD recorder for TV broadcasts) is picky about the DVD format (it has built-in formatting functions, but cannot recognises non-MBR-formatted disks or “random” formats). I haven't checked all the possible combinations, but the script I (hardly) found on the Internet proved to work; the key being, I must already format the DVD as udf (don't know whether this is mandatory; in my testings, it is). Thank you. _______________________________________________ mbsplugins@monkeybreadsoftware.info mailing list %(list_address)s https://ml-cgn08.ispgateway.de/mailman/listinfo/mbsplugins_monkeybreadsoftware.info
