revCopyFile problems
Scott Morrow
scott at elementarysoftware.com
Sun Apr 2 23:41:13 EDT 2006
Sarah,
I was having what I think was a similar problem a while back (trying
to copy an AppleScriptExtension.osax from within a bundle to another
folder) and Christian posted this shell script which, for me, worked
like a charm.
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On Sep 22, 2004, Christian Langers wrote:
Here is what you can do (in a script) :
put PathOfSourceFile (e.g. "/Library/Receipts/
BranchProposalSystem1.pkg")
into tSource
put PathOfDestination into tDestination (e.g. "/Users/userName/Desktop")
put ("cp -R -p ""e&tSource"e&"e&tDestination"e) into
tCommand
get shell(tCommand)
Cheers from little Luxembourg,
Christian
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On Apr 2, 2006, at 6:51 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I've spent the last hour struggling with the revCopyFile command which
> works SOMETIMES! I am trying to copy an application bundle to a newly
> created folder. The folder gets made OK, but 3 out of 4 times, it will
> be empty and the result of the revCopyFole command is "execution
> error". Then it will just work!
>
> Now I can't get it to work at all.
>
> I construct variables to hold the folder path & bundle path and they
> are as follows:
> tBundle: /Users/sarah/Desktop/Updater test/TestApp.app
> tFolderPath: /Users/sarah/Desktop/Updater test/Archives/20060403_1/
>
> I verify their existence using "there is a folder" (OS X apps are
> really folders).
>
> Then I try:
> revCopyFile tBundle, tFolderPath
>
> I've tried revCopyFolder too even though the docs state that
> revCopyFile is the one to use for app bundles.
>
> Any ideas?
> Sarah
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