On Aug 27, 2008, at 21:08 , J. Todd Slack wrote:
Hi Jason,It simply does not create the directory. This is code that I had in another project that worked.What am I missing?Does the parent directory exist already (~/Application Support/Ring- Maker)? If not, this call will fail. However, since you're using 10.5 you should use this method:-(BOOL)createDirectoryAtPath:(NSString*)path withIntermediateDirectories:(BOOL)createIntermediates attributes: (NSDictionary*)attributes error:(NSError**)error;I saw this, but if I have to deploy on 10.4, will this call fail on 10.4 since it is new in 10.5?
No, it won't. You could check programmatically for 10.5 and call it (at least then, if it fails on 10.5 you will know why) and fall back to the other call on 10.4.
But you were right, the Ring-Maker Directory did not exist. Not I fixed it.
Yeah, that's usually the problem when path creation fails. I never understood why the mkdir system call didn't just automatically create intermediate directories... I think that would have been a much more clever design. Plus ENOENT is a fairly useless error response, but I digress :)
Jason
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