| From: | Neil Bothwick |
| Date: | 11 Sep 2001 at 10:39:20 |
| Subject: | Re: [D5] Re: SCopy and Magellan |
Dariusz Gac said,
> Zauwa¿y³em, Neil, ¿e napisa³e¶:
Likewise :)
>> The first thing to check is that DOpus is executing exactly the same
>> command as you are in the shell.
> Shell output example:
> 11.Ram Disk:> SCopy from RAM:ENV/Aweb3 to Ram:t/ all window
> Below there is output of Opus:
>
> Command 0-T1 as follows:
> cd "RAM:ENV/"
> stack 64000
> SCopy "RAM:ENV/AWeb3/browser" "RAM:ENV/AWeb3/program" "RAM:ENV/AWeb3/gui"
> "RAM:ENV/AWeb3/network" "RAM:ENV/AWeb3/nocookie" "RAM:ENV/AWeb3/window"
> "RAM:ENV/AWeb3/LastPage.cfg" "RAM:ENV/AWeb3/Amigactive/browser"
> "RAM:ENV/AWeb3/Amigactive/browser.HelvLarge"
> "RAM:ENV/AWeb3/Amigactive/browser.HelvSmall"
> "RAM:ENV/AWeb3/Amigactive/browser.TimesLarge"
> "RAM:ENV/AWeb3/Amigactive/browser.TimesSmall" "RAM:ENV/AWeb3/Amigactive/gui"
> "RAM:ENV/AWeb3/Amigactive/network" TO "RAM:T/" WINDOW ALL SCopy
> "RAM:ENV/AWeb3/Amigactive/program" "RAM:ENV/AWeb3/Amigactive/settings"
> "RAM:ENV/AWeb3/Amigactive/window" TO "RAM:T/" WINDOW ALL echo "" echo "Click
> close button to continue..." noline
Clearly Opus is creating a completely different command to what you're
using in the shell. Instead of applying SCopy to the selected directory,
it's applying it to every object within the directory.
>>> Flag: Recursive dirs on
>> Do you need this? Surely SCopy is only expecting the name of the
>> source directory, not all the paths beneath it as well.
> It makes no difference if this flag is on or off... result is the
> same here....
It certainly looks like Opus is attempting tpo apply the command
recursively. Do you have Recursive Filter enabled in the Settings menu?
Cheers
Neil
*/ \* <- Tribbles having a swordfight