FROM : Ken Tozier
DATE : Sun Aug 13 18:54:05 2006
Hi
I'm trying to do a simple copy from one volume to another and
NSFileManager creates an empty file at the destination with the
correct name but then stops the copy. I checked the permissions of
the source and destination and they're both read/write but for some
reason it's choking.
I wrote a "fileManager:shouldProceedAfterError:" handler to catch the
errors but the error dictionary it gives me is completely useless,
basically just "file xxx could cont be copied."
Anyone know why it would choke after successfully creating the zero
length shell in the destination directory?
Thanks
Ken
DATE : Sun Aug 13 18:54:05 2006
Hi
I'm trying to do a simple copy from one volume to another and
NSFileManager creates an empty file at the destination with the
correct name but then stops the copy. I checked the permissions of
the source and destination and they're both read/write but for some
reason it's choking.
I wrote a "fileManager:shouldProceedAfterError:" handler to catch the
errors but the error dictionary it gives me is completely useless,
basically just "file xxx could cont be copied."
Anyone know why it would choke after successfully creating the zero
length shell in the destination directory?
Thanks
Ken
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