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Re: Bugfix/workaround for Mac directory names with spaces? [message #30241 is a reply to message #30191] Mon, 15 April 2002 05:57 Go to previous message
Struan Gray is currently offline  Struan Gray
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Registered: December 1995
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Mark Hadfield, m.hadfield@niwa.co.nz writes:
>
> "Struan Gray" wrote:
>>
>> I've finally been trying to do some serious programming with IDL
>> 5.5 on the Mac and have been brought to my knees by the problems that
>> version has with spaces in directory names...
>
> What problems?

Hmm. Time to eat some humble pie. Yum, yum, munch munch.

I recently started putting a space at the start of the names of
folders containing my most recent data. This forces them to appear at
the top of listings when using, for example, IDL's DIALOG_PICKFILE.
This also breaks a program I wrote to split paths from filenames back
in the dark ages when dragons still roamed the earth and IDL 3.5.1
seemed cool and young. Naturally, I wrote a hasty post to usenet
instead of sitting down and thinking for a bit.

My Bug. My Bad.

Dear RSI. I am very very sorry to have committed this dreadful
act of calumny and will go to bed tonight without my cocoa or my
goodnight kiss. I have also donated my secret list of HISTOGRAM tips
to the starving poor of Bulawayo. I hope this goes some way towards
mitigating my terrible crime.


Struan
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