Guten tag Malte,
I am using the filename
Here is the script I am using
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put the filename of stack "médeciel_T" into tChemin -- currently, it is :
/Users/did/Desktop/transfert ABONNEL Isabelle/médeciel_T
set the itemDel to slash
put "DOSSIER" && word 2 to -1 of item -2 of tChemin into
Bonjour André,
could you post the script that generates the path to the stack you want to open?
Are you using either
the filename of this stack
or
the defaultfolder
to construct it?
The path you see on the mac is pointing into the application bundle, which
technically is a folder, while
You are right Malte ; it's a path problem!
Applying your answer test :
- In the development environment I get the right file path
/Users/did/Desktop/transfert ABONNEL Isabelle/DOSSIER ABONNEL Isabelle
and that says "true" (the stack "DOSSIER ABONNEL Isabelle is there and it is
opened.
- but wi
Thank you much Malte for your suggestion. I am going to do that to morrow
morning.
But could a path problem be possible with the Mac' standalone and neither with
the Windows' one (nor in the development environment on Mac) ?
Best regards
André
Le 23 févr. 2013 à 19:20, Malte Brill a écrit :
I suspect this is a path problem. The stack may be in a location you do not
expect. Could you answer the path you are searching on your mac and the do a
answer thePathToStack&cr&cr&(there is a stack thePathToStack)
for debugging?
Best,
Malte
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Bonjour,
Mac 10.6.8 ; livecode 5.0.2.
As a splash stack I have a simple stack which, on openstack, disappears and
then opens another simple main stack.
In the development environment all is working well.
When I save this splash stack as standalone for Mac (intel) and for Windows :
- on Window
