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On Jan 09, 2011, at 06:05, Walter Ian Kaye wrote:
>> On Dec 6, 2010, at 3:48 PM, Tom Bender wrote:
>> It is ASCII, and no other script has ever cared, and no.
>> But it turns out it did work with alias, once I found the right
>> finicky syntax. You can't say "foo as alias." Has to be "alias foo."
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> What was foo? Was it a path string or a filespec? (I've been doing 'alias pathstring' since System 7.)
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Both alias and simple string path syntaxes work perfectly in Mac OS 10.6.6:
set fileAlias to alias "Stone'sHD:Chris's Stuff 1.txt"
set unixPath to "/Volumes/Stone'sHD/Chris's Stuff 2.txt"
tell application "Tex-Edit Plus"
activate
open fileAlias
open unixPath
end tell
** Note that in the Unix path I haven't bothered to escape the spaces or quote the string. Ha; TEP doesn't like the quoted form.
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Chris
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