Hi Joe,
As I explained in my original e-mail, your example creates the
resources, but doesn't write the actual data.
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On 29 mei 2010, at 04:58, Joe F. wrote:
I don't know about all that. I just moved to snow leopard so I don't
even know if I have a hex editor available.
If I open the file it looks empty; but I wouldn't know about
resource fork reading on OS X, they all look like flat files to me.
Here's the script I used in a button that creates the file with 2
resources,then retrieves them to a field named "Notes":
on mouseUp
-- Create file first
put empty into URL "binfile:~/desktop/resource test.dat"
get setResource("~/desktop/resource test.dat","TEXT",
999,"Test","U","Hello World")
get setResource("~/desktop/resource test.dat","MARK",
999,"Test","U","Hello World2")
put getResources("~/desktop/resource test.dat") into fld "Notes"
end mouseUp
Maybe they're not "real" resources; only some kind of special "rev"
resources?
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