One can transform these to paths to the production server on the lan
/Volumes/WWW/LIve_Sites/www.himalayanacademy.com/info/
advanced_search.html
and boot them into BBEdit using the launch command... But there are
times when one wants a
"Show in Finder" command that will switch apps to the finder, and
open the window-folder containing the file and select it... I believe
this would be an Apple script thing... before I go digging, does
anyone already have such a recipe?
Yes :-)
on mouseUp
put fld 1 into pfad
## This is the filename!
## pfad = german for path
replace "/" with ":" in pfad
put "tell application " & quote & "Finder" & quote & cr &
"activate" & cr & "select " & quote & (pfad) & quote & cr & "end
tell" into tScript
do tScript as AppleScript
end mouseUp
There are differences in the way AppleScript sees file names & the way
Revolution sees them, especially if they are on a remote server.
Changing "/" to ":" will fix some, but not all. I reckon you are better
to use revMacFromUnixPath to get from one to the other. here is the
function I use - just pass it the Rev-style file path and it will show
it in the Finder.
on showFileMac pFile
put "tell application " & quote & "Finder" & quote & cr into tScript
put "activate" & cr after tScript
put revMacFromUnixPath(pFile) into pFile
put "select file " & quote & pFile & quote & cr after tScript
put "end tell" after tScript
do tScript as AppleScript
end showFileMac
Cheers,
Sarah
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