GDL Text In-Out OSX.3 ACAD 8.1 NETWORK
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2004-05-05 05:49 PM
2004-05-05
05:49 PM
My problem is as follows... I did an gdl object for having a trace of the plans we issue and their modifications.
This object used to work with the "gdl tex in-out" extension writing the modifications in a folder located on the server. While this all worked well in Archicad 6.5 (even in classic mode 10.3) with a simple alias, the gdl text in-out extension refuses to work that way in archicad 8.1 !!!
The worse is that it works if the "archicad data folder" is not an alias.
What I have tried until now is doing the alias method and the symbolic link from the terminal.
PLEASE HEEEELP,
Alex

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2004-05-05 10:47 PM
2004-05-05
10:47 PM
Alex wrote:If I understand your situation correctly, you could try attaching a 'Folder Action' to the local data folder which automatically transfers all incoming files to the network folder. Let me know if you aren't familiar with Folder Action scripts.
This object used to work with the "gdl tex in-out" extension writing the modifications in a folder located on the server. While this all worked well in Archicad 6.5 (even in classic mode 10.3) with a simple alias, the gdl text in-out extension refuses to work that way in archicad 8.1 !!!
The worse is that it works if the "archicad data folder" is not an alias.
What I have tried until now is doing the alias method and the symbolic link from the terminal.
Ralph Wessel BArch
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2004-05-06 09:43 AM
2004-05-06
09:43 AM
Not a bad idea, but in that case it would work one way (copy to the server) but modifications made by other users to the server folder would not upgrade mine....
shall I run a sync every time archicad is launched ? Not too complicated but once one forgets to do it ...
I'll keep that in mind in case no one has a better idea (r3?)
Thanks again
shall I run a sync every time archicad is launched ? Not too complicated but once one forgets to do it ...
I'll keep that in mind in case no one has a better idea (r3?)
Thanks again


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2004-05-06 09:59 AM
2004-05-06
09:59 AM
Maybe you should write a MasterGDL. gdl file which would be placed into your loaded Libraries. Then every time the Libraries are loaded, the MasterGDL script is executed, the update is done. From there on, it does not require user action so it won't be forgotten.
Laszlo
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2004-05-06 10:43 AM
2004-05-06
10:43 AM
I just don't understand how a GDL (even master) script would be written in order to update a folder with documents in it...
Can you tell archicad to move a document in the "finder" ? Scary...
Can you tell archicad to move a document in the "finder" ? Scary...

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2004-05-07 09:50 AM
2004-05-07
09:50 AM
Sorry, maybe I misuderstood your post.
In GDL, it is possible to create files, read data from files, and write data into files.
I thought this you may be able to use for your purposes.
Laszlo
In GDL, it is possible to create files, read data from files, and write data into files.
I thought this you may be able to use for your purposes.
Laszlo
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