On 30 Apr 2017, at 09:48, Max Leske <maxleske@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Casimiro,
have you tried using normal slashes in the path name? FileSystem should convert those to system path delimiters automatically. So:
C:/temp/e8720bb4-b90a-0d00-9b1f-008709e5552b.txt
And possibly you'll need a leading slash, as "C:" is a reference to the root of the file system:
/C:/temp/e8720bb4-b90a-0d00-9b1f-008709e5552b.txt
There is also the following option: FileLocator C / 'temp' / 'e8720bb4-b90a-0d00-9b1f-008709e5552b.txt'
Cheers, Max
On 30 Apr 2017, at 03:15, Casimiro de Almeida Barreto <casimiro.barreto@gmail.com> wrote:
Good night all.
I´ve had trouble in windows concerning FileSystem.
((FileSystem disk root) / âC:\temp\e8720bb4-b90a-0d00-9b1f-008709e5552b.txtâ) delete
Fails as if the file didn´t exist. Message:
FileDoesNotExist: Path / âC:\temp\e8720bb4-b90a-0d00-9b1f-008709e5552b.txtâ
And I wonder what´s wrong. Because it works in linux and MacOS.
Trasncript show: ((FileSYstem disk root) / âC:\temp\e8720bb4-b90a-0d00-9b1f-008709e5552b.txtâ)
Returns:
File @ C:\temp\e8720bb4-b90a-0d00-9b1f-008709e5552b.txt\
And I wonder where the last \ came from and if is it that is messing all and how to fix things.
Best regards,
Casimiro Barreto
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