It goes thru and deletes all files in the directory before attempting
to delete the directory. The file deletions are successful, but the
directory itself remains stubbornly in existance. The failure is on
OSX. Any suggestions?
if there is a directory myDir then
delete directory myDir
if the result is not empty then
if gPlat is "X" then
get shell("rm -rf" && q(myDir))
else if gPlat is "W" then
set the itemDel to "/"
put item -1 of myDir into tFile
put "\/:*?" & quote & "<>|" into tSpecialChars
repeat for each char tChar in tSpecialChars
replace tChar with ("-") in tFile
end repeat
put tFile into item -1 of myDir
replace "/" with "\" in myDir
if char 1 of word 2 of the systemVersion = "5" then
get shell ("rmdir /s /q" && q(myDir,"Win32"))
else
get shell ("deltree /Y" && q(myDir,"Win32"))
end if
end if
end if
end if
function q pWhat
return quote & pWhat & quote
end q
gPlat of course denotes the platform.
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Windows and Macintosh shareware games
BIackjack Gold
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