I am creating a new file using the open file command. I set the
fileType after it
is opened then I write to the file and close it as seen in the code
below. I have
tried to use set the fileType and set the stackFileType as shown
below but they
don't change the creator and file type. Does
Hi JB,
Set the filetype before opening the file. It works fine for me in Rev
3.0.
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So close!
when you open the file it is created. So set the fileType before
opening (creating) the file.
-- Dictionary: snip The fileType property is used to set the file
type and creator of files created by the open file command and of
files created/snip
-Scott Morrow
Elementary
On 12/4/08 3:15 PM, -= JB =- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am creating a new file using the open file command. I set the
fileType after it
is opened then I write to the file and close it as seen in the code
below.
I think you need to set the fileType *before* the open file command
not
automatically change the file to display the Rev ICON but that is
not a serious issue.
-=JB=-
On Dec 4, 2008, at 2:55 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi JB,
Set the filetype before opening the file. It works fine for me in
Rev 3.0.
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Thanks for the info and taking the time to reply. That is what I
like about
the Rev list, so many nice people willing to help out.
-=JB=-
On Dec 4, 2008, at 3:38 PM, Scott Morrow wrote:
So close!
when you open the file it is created. So set the fileType before
opening (creating
.
-=JB=-
On Dec 4, 2008, at 4:10 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
On 12/4/08 3:15 PM, -= JB =- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am creating a new file using the open file command. I set the
fileType after it
is opened then I write to the file and close it as seen in the code
below.
I think you need to set
According to the documentation 'setRegistry(HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.abc\,
def)' should allow you to double-click a file with a '.abc' extension
and have it open with application 'def'. Seems straightforward but I
just can't get this to work for my Windows application. I'm not that
familiar with
On 4/18/06, Terry Judd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
According to the documentation 'setRegistry(HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.abc\,
def)' should allow you to double-click a file with a '.abc' extension
and have it open with application 'def'. Seems straightforward but I
just can't get this to work for my
On 4/17/06 6:08 PM, Terry Judd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On a related note. Is there any way to get rid of the list of
'recommended' programs that appears in the 'open with' menu when you
right-click a file. I inadvertently added a couple of programs to this
list for my application when I was
Thanks to Ken and Sarah for their help on the following.
As always, much appreciated.
Terry...
According to the documentation 'setRegistry(HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.abc\,
def)' should allow you to double-click a file with a '.abc'
extension and have it open with application 'def'. Seems
Hi list
With mac OSX 10.4.2, the screen capture has changed of fileformat
Before, in the previous mac OS X(Panther) it was a .pdf file
Now it's a .png file
Can you tell me what's the typefile of the image file created with a
screen capture ?
Thank you
Greetings.
Yves COPPE
[EMAIL
Hi Yves,
With Capture (shipped with Mac OS Tiger):
Type: PNGf
Creator: prvw (preview/aperçu)
Le 13 oct. 05 à 12:31, Yves COPPE a écrit :
Hi list
With mac OSX 10.4.2, the screen capture has changed of fileformat
Before, in the previous mac OS X(Panther) it was a .pdf file
Now it's a .png
If you download and use the free utility called TinkerTool (currently v3.61):
http://www.bresink.com/osx/TinkerTool.html
you can change the screen capture format to any
of PNG, PDF, TIFF, PICT, JPEG-JFIF, JPEG-2000,
BMP, GIF, PSD, SGi, TGA! So you can have almost
any flavour of graphic
Le 13-oct.-05 à 15:40, Peter Reid a écrit :
If you download and use the free utility called TinkerTool
(currently v3.61):
http://www.bresink.com/osx/TinkerTool.html
you can change the screen capture format to any of PNG, PDF, TIFF,
PICT, JPEG-JFIF, JPEG-2000, BMP, GIF, PSD, SGi, TGA!
I think someone earlier was saying we couldn't change filetypes on the
mac...
The revdocs say this for filetype
in the comments
The fileType property is used to set the file type and creator of files
created by the open file command and of files created putting data into a
file, binfile
Hi list and French users,
for Mac OSX, which are the filetype of
textEdit
and
Apercu (I don't know the name of the soft in English, sorry !)
so I can use in script :
set the fileType to
Thanks.
Greetings.
Yves COPPE
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and the like, but it should
hold true.
cheers
andre
On Nov 2, 2004, at 4:07 PM, Yves COPPE wrote:
Hi list and French users,
for Mac OSX, which are the filetype of
textEdit
and
Apercu (I don't know the name of the soft in English, sorry !)
so I can use in script :
set the fileType to
Thanks.
Greetings
Bon soir Yves,
Hi list and French users,
for Mac OSX, which are the filetype of
textEdit
and
Apercu (I don't know the name of the soft in English, sorry !)
is this a OSX application, that came with OS X?
Anyway, check the detailed files of a folder which contains an
Apercu document...
Then look
On Tuesday, Nov 2, 2004, at 19:07 Europe/Paris, Yves COPPE wrote:
Hi list and French users,
Hi Yves,
Apercu (I don't know the name of the soft in English, sorry !)
Preview in English
Thierry.
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On Tuesday, Nov 2, 2004, at 19:07 Europe/Paris, Yves COPPE wrote:
Hi list and French users,
Hi Yves,
Apercu (I don't know the name of the soft in English, sorry !)
Preview in English
Thierry, Klaus and Andre : thanks to everybody...
Greetings.
will have to add the correct filetype and your are done, Yves
:-)
Like:
set the filetype to prvwJPEG
Know what i mean?
Thierry.
Best
Klaus Major
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Le 2 nov. 04, à 19:57, Klaus Major a écrit :
Preview in English
Ah, i see :-)
Hmm, my french IS lousy!
And this is the creatorcode of Preview:
prvw
Now you will have to add the correct filetype and your are done, Yves
:-)
Like:
set the filetype to prvwJPEG
Know what i mean?
Yeap
Greetings.
Yves
Hi,
I'm setting the fileType to FJL3PREF for my preferences files, but
I've noticed that this value is being used on *all* files I create, not
just my preferences files.
I thought this value would be handler specific, i.e. it would be set to
empty after the handler finished. Unfortunately I'm
Frank Leahy wrote:
I'm setting the fileType to FJL3PREF for my preferences files, but
I've noticed that this value is being used on *all* files I create, not
just my preferences files.
I thought this value would be handler specific, i.e. it would be set to
empty after the handler finished
hi,
Is setting the filetype before opening a file broken? My custom creator/type
is not being writen to disk.
Anyone else? Any work arounds???
Andrew
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Le 27 janv. 04, à 04:59, Sarah Reichelt a écrit :
If the file has an extension, like .mov or .mpg and you set it's
filetype to empty, OS X will just use whatever default program matches
the file extension and give it the appropriate icon.
Apart from that, I have found using the long files
If the file has an extension, like .mov or .mpg and you set it's
filetype to empty, OS X will just use whatever default program matches
the file extension and give it the appropriate icon.
Apart from that, I have found using the long files to get the file type
rather variable, sometimes
, and then
pull them back down again using the put URL "ftp://" command, all the
files lose their filetypes. Is this because the Mac resource-fork gets
lost during the transfer?
I know that I can get around this problem by having Rev look at the
extension of the file and set the filetype back aga
has anyone created a master list of file-types in a Rev script and
parsed what their 8-character creator/type strings are?
Eg.
if extension = jpg then set the filetype to prvwjpeg
if extension = ppt then set the filetype to .
if extension = doc then set the filetype to .
if extension
Here's a function that might help:
function fwMacFileType pPath
local tSaveDir, tShortFileName, tFileList, tLine, tType
--
put the directory into tSaveDir
set the itemdel to /
put the last item of pPath into tShortFileName
delete last item of pPath
set the directory to pPath
I'm having trouble finding the Rev command to
retrieve the filetype of a file on the hard-drive, before uploading to
the server via FTP. Did you have to use Applescript to retrieve this info?
Hi Rob,
There is no command I'm aware of to retrieve the fileType of a
specific file; however the type
Hi,
I'm trying to change the file's creator type by using the filetype
property, but I've noticed that it can do so ONLY when you create a file
with Open File command. As a workaround is it possible to get the contents
of a given file, delete the file, create a new file with Open File command
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