Your script for filtering with more than 4 types (OSX) with AppleScript
(Vol 4, Issue 189) works fine :-)
Many thanks.
When "MooV" is among the filters, then all types recognized by
QuickTime are displayed : moovies, images and sounds as well!
I do regret this!
Due to system and QT?
Rev 2.1.2
OS
Yes, I noticed this myself when testing. It seems to include any QT
filetypes.
On 29 Jan 2004, at 6:23 pm, Éric Chatonet wrote:
Your script for filtering with more than 4 types (OSX) with
AppleScript (Vol 4, Issue 189) works fine :-)
Many thanks.
When "MooV" is among the filters, then all types
Jan,
Would you mind providing the exact line(s) of Transcript one would use
to accomplish that AppleScript task?
TIA,
Barry
On Jan 28, 2004, at 10:00 AM, Jan wrote:
Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2004 16:54:49 +0100
From: "Jan Decroos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Filtering with more than 4 types (OSX)
On 29 Jan 2004, at 6:51 am, Barry Levine wrote:
Jan,
Would you mind providing the exact line(s) of Transcript one would use
to accomplish that AppleScript task?
TIA,
Barry
Try this: (watch out for line wraps)
on mouseUp
put "MooV,JPEG,PNGf,GIFf,TIFF,BMP" into tFilters
put "Select a Quickti
Barry Levine wrote:
>> Jan,
>>
>> Would you mind providing the exact line(s) of Transcript one would use
>> to accomplish that AppleScript task?
>>
>> TIA,
>> Barry
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
>Try this: (watch out for line wraps)
>
>on mouseUp
> put "MooV,JPEG,PNGf,GIFf,TIFF,BMP" into tFilters
>
Thanks, Sarah.
The result of the "do tScript as Applescript" can be empty, but also
"execution
error" (if you click on the cancel button for instance).
So, I believe the test :
if tFile is empty then return empty-- no file chosen
should be
if (tFile is empty) or (tFile is "execution error"
