Hi,
I tried this but it doesn't work, RunRev doesn't return an error. I
then used the external module that I wrote to get around the 2 GB
File Size Limit and that works *if* I open it with permissions set to
fsRdDenyPerm.
All the Best
Dave
On 30 May 2007, at 19:46, J. Landman Gay
Hi,
I have an App that scan a hot folder looking for input files. This
works fine if the file being dragged into the folder is on the local
machine (since it just does a move of the file). However if a file is
dragged from another machine on the LAN (and it's Copied), the App
sees the
Is there anyway in RunRev to check if the file has been completely copied?
I'm unaware of any specific command to do what you want, but what you
may try is to have your app check the size of the file over a duration
of time, like 5 or 10 seconds, to see if it's file size changes. If it
does
If it's on OS X, I'd suggest using a folder action and alerting your
app via AppleScript - this shouldn't trigger until the file is fully
copied.
Otherwise (and if building an AS dictionary is too much of a pain)
I'm not really sure and was wondering myself. Maybe a loop which
watches
Hi,
The file size *may* work but as you say it's not very robust. One
thing I have noticed is that if you start to copy a big file (like
a .mov) and then before it's complete, double-click it so that
QuickTime Player is launched then you get a message saying the file
is being used by Mac
Dave wrote:
Hi,
The file size *may* work but as you say it's not very robust. One thing
I have noticed is that if you start to copy a big file (like a .mov) and
then before it's complete, double-click it so that QuickTime Player is
launched then you get a message saying the file is being
Is there a simple command or function to test whether there is a file
on disk before opening/copying/whatever?
-Gareth
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if there is a file myFileName then doSomething
Cheers,
Sarah
On Friday, June 28, 2002, at 02:11 PM, Gareth Jones wrote:
Is there a simple command or function to test whether there is a file
on disk before opening/copying/whatever?
-Gareth
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On Friday, June 28, 2002, at 02:03 , Gareth Jones wrote:
Is there a simple command or function to test whether there is a file
on disk before opening/copying/whatever?
Yes. If there is a ... useful for objects and for files.
regards
DAvid
-Gareth
