FileOps copy file mystery
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Wed Oct 23 21:49:49 UTC 2024
Thanks Wayne for the suggestions which I did check and I do those tests and create the folder first if needed
The solution ended up coming from a previous post regarding the delay in creating the PDF and trying to copy it nanoseconds before it was created so I put a timer in and it no works
What was and still is confusing though is before I do the copyfile I do a doesfileexist and that reports true so a mystery still to solve
The problem came about because I am changing my PDF code from
Do $root.$prefs.$macosdesttype.$assign(kPDF) (which didn’t have a delay or the problem)
To
Calculate $cdevice as kDevOmnisPDF
Andrew McVeigh
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> On 24 Oct 2024, at 2:18 AM, Wayne Germann <wgermann at PACIFIC.EDU> wrote:
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> Make sure you check the permissions of where the file is and where it is going to. Also, if you are placing the file or folder of files inside a folder that doesn't exist...you have to create it first.
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> Hi Andrew,
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> Is it possible your two local variables are tied to a parameter / field / variable or time reference? Any reversable blocks involved that be in called methods that set these variables?
>
> Instead of a breakpoint, try setting up an Ok message to display those variables just before your copy command, see if they show that they are set as you think they should be.
>
> Sometimes breakpoints allow the system to catchup with things that are happening in the stack that makes it hard to trace down something like this.
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> Subject: FileOps copy file mystery
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> I have this line of code to copy a file from one directory to another
>
> Do FileOps.$copyfile(lfrompath,ltopath) Returns lerror
>
> When I run it comes up with an error 101201 even though the file and paths do exist. The file does not get copied. The variables are all local
>
> So I put a breakpoint on the line to check what the lfrompath and ltopath values are and they all look correct and the line then works
>
> So the Breakpoint makes it work
>
> What am I missing?
>
> Andrew McVeigh
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