Disabled files in 2.7 - Followup
Mark Waddingham
36degrees at runrev.com
Sat Feb 18 13:18:57 EST 2006
>> Also, Revolution itself does not use either the extension nor the
>> creator or file-type to determine whether a file is a Revolution
>> stack or not. Instead, it checks the header to see if it conforms
>> to the file-format. This means that the engine will attempt to
>> load any file you give it as a stack file - and it will return an
>> appropriate error message if it finds that it is not.
>>
Here I should have been more clear - the *engine* itself does not use
extensions nor filetypes.
> Provided of course that it uses appropropriate file filtering
> criteria for the GetFile dialog to make it possible to select the
> file.
>
> From Paul's description it would appear that the IDE isn't using
> the new "answer file with type" option introduced in v2.6 -- is
> that correct?
The IDE was updated to use the new syntax in 2.6 as soon as it was
introduced - which was actually clear from my email where it
explicitly stated the conditions under which the open dialog filters
Revolution stacks:
"In terms of opening stacks, then do remember you can choose to
display 'All Files', instead of just those identified by either a
'.rev' extension, a '.mc' extension or a 'RevoRSTK', or 'MCRDMSTK'
file/creator type."
Paul, I am guessing, does not use extensions to identify his files,
but instead relies on file types and creator codes and so has noticed
this issue in 2.7.
Warmest Regards,
Mark.
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