Decompress and different platforms
Tim
tim11 at bellatlantic.net
Sat Jan 26 02:35:01 EST 2002
Hi,
One way I share one revo project between 2 platforms (PC and Mac) is by
having the shell stack (the stack that opens the real modifiable stack)
compress and ftp the stack that gets modified to a server. Then the same
shell stack on a different platform downloads the modified stack and does
the same thing. The script looks something like this:
-- Script in the shell stack
on preOpenStack
get the platform
if it is "MacOS" then
put "PowerBookHD/Revolution Projects/someProject.rev" into tLocalFile
else
put "C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/Desktop/someProject.rev"
into tLocalFile
end if
set the cursor to busy
put URL
"ftp://username:password@ftp.ispname.com/www/somefolder/someProject.rev"
into tRemoteFile
put decompress(tRemoteFile) into URL tLocalFile
toplevel stack tLocalFile
end preOpenStack
--Script in the ³Close² button of the modifiable stack that gets uploaded
on mouseUp
get the platform
if it is "MacOS" then
put "PowerBookHD/Revolution Projects/someProject.rev" into tLocalFile
else
put "C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/Desktop/someProject.rev"
into tLocalFile
end if
set the cursor to busy
save stack "someProject.rev"
put compress(tLocalFile) into URL
"ftp://username:password@ftp.ispname.com/www/somefolder/someProject.rev"
close stack "someProject.rev"
end mouseUp
--End of Tip--
Now, everything worked fine until I tried it under OS X. Now when I open the
shell stack and it tries to download and decompress someProject.rev, I get
the following error message:
Error description: decompress: string is not compressed data
SomeProject.rev does not open. While compressing it and uploading is no
problem. I should add that both comression/decompression work fine under
W2K. The problem is only under OS X. Anyone have any thoughts?
TIA,
--
Tim
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