On an other side, wouldnt be handy if renameAs: returns a new FSReference to the newly created file (or update the location of the current one)? On 03/11/11 08:09, Sean P. DeNigris wrote:
I wrote a partial fix (move and rename now work for disk filesystems on my mac) and uploaded it to sqs/fs. Here's the package comment for FS-Core-SeanDeNigris.16 (the other affected package is FS-Disk-SeanDeNigris.4):
* Partially fixed FSReference>>renameAs:. It now works for disk filesystems. * added FSReference>>moveTo:
WARNING: this introduces a slight change into the API. #renameAs: now is a shortcut to simply change a file's name while staying in the same parent directory. As such, it now takes a string (used to take a path or string). What renameAs: used to do (move to an arbitrary other location) is now done by #moveTo: which takes a target reference.
I tested by hand, but at minimum, it's less broken than before :) It doesn't touch any other parts of FS, so shouldn't have broken anything else.
Sean
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