Yeah that works, I had an assertion failing in there somewhere…
Now I have to go pester the sqlite-users list. Yick.
Jamie
On Jan 13, 2010, at 1:38 PM, Robert Martin wrote:
> Assuming that the original path is valid, this looks ok to me - maybe you
> might try commenting out the lines:
>
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On Jan 13, 2010, at 10:32, Jamie Hardt wrote:
> I'm using a directory enumerator to recurse through a series of directories,
> and it always fails after going through a certain number of enumerations. If
> I enumerate through the same directory over and over, it tends to fail in
> about the sa
On Jan 13, 2010, at 11:38 AM, Robert Martin wrote:
> PS - Also, when I use NSDirectoryEnumerator, it returns a string, not an
> URL...
The documentation actually doesn't say... I assumed that a directory enumerator
that is created with a URL would return URLs, but I guess not... In any case,
Isn't the path returned by NSDirectoryEnumerator a relative path to the path
you initialize it with?
The docs say: "An NSDirectoryEnumerator object enumerates the contents of a
directory, returning the pathnames of all files and directories contained
within that directory. These pathnames are r
Hello all,
I'm using a directory enumerator to recurse through a series of directories,
and it always fails after going through a certain number of enumerations. If I
enumerate through the same directory over and over, it tends to fail in about
the same place, but if I enumerate through other
