Hi,
I'm working on a Win/Mac application and trying to copy a Preferences stack
from the defaultFolder to Application Data with a unique folder there to
house it. I build a path, including the folder name, but revCopyFile
silently fails every time. If I remove the desired folder from the path, it
works but leaves my file loose in the top level App Data folder. Is there a
way to do this that creates any missing folders in the path?
My code is:
if gOS contains "Mac" then
put specialFolderPath("asup") into tPath
else
put specialFolderPath(26) into tPath
end if
put tPath & "/MyFolder/Settings.rev" into gSettingsPath
put "CustomSettings.rev" into tSourceFile
revCopyFile tSourceFile, gSettingsPath
When I have the folder name in the path, this fails. If I remove it, it
works. (I'm also changing the name of the stack file during the copy
process, but don't think that matters.)
Thanks!
Tom Bodine
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