Juan,
GsFile class>>lastErrorString should provide the unix-style error message:
| da |
da := GsFile openReadOnServer: '/home/glass/repo/carla-05-02-2010.1.cs'.
da isNil
ifTrue: [ ^da error: GsFile lastErrorString ].
da close.
Dale
----- "Juan" <
[hidden email]> wrote:
| Dale
|
| Thanks for rapid response.
| Dale my tests file
| i 'm evaluating
|
| | da |
| da := GsFile openReadOnServer:
| '/home/glass/repo/carla-05-02-2010.1.cs'.
| da close.
|
| close fail because da is nil .
| i'm doing something wrong?
| Best regards
| MDC
|
|
| On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 2:52 PM, Dale Henrichs
| <
[hidden email]> wrote:
| > Juan,
| >
| > FileDirectory and ServerFileDirectory can be used to access the file
| system in GLASS ...
| >
| > FileDirectory should be used when you want to access the file system
| relative to the process running your GemTools image (or client
| machine).
| >
| > ServerFileDirectory should be used when you want to access the file
| system relative to the stone process (or server machine).
| >
| > FileDirectory uses GsFile>>open:mode:onClient: where the arg to
| onClient: is true.
| >
| > ServerFileDirectory uses GsFile>>open:mode:onClient: where the arg
| to onClient: is false.
| >
| > My guess is that you are using a server-based path in your calls to
| GsFile class>>openRead: if so, #openReadOnServer: would be the right
| message to use.
| >
| > Dale
| > ----- "Juan" <
[hidden email]> wrote:
| >
| > | Folks
| > |
| > | There any way to open a file in the gemstone?
| > | GsFile openRead: aPathName and frinds fail
| > | the file is allways nil.
| > | TIA
| > |
| > | best regards
| > | MDC
| >
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