AppleScript in a Nutshell by AppleScript in a Nutshell

Author:AppleScript in a Nutshell [Nutshell, AppleScript in a]
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When using the Finder's make command to create new objects, you

have to stick to specific, non-abstract classes such as files and folders.

You cannot "make" a new sharable container or item, for instance. But

you can get a list return value of all items or sharable containers with

the following code phrases: tell app "Finder" to get

sharable containers or get items. See Example 15-1.

For example, a disk has all of the properties of sharable container. Example 15-1 gets

all of the sharable container-related properties of a disk for viewing in the Script Editor's

Event Log (Chapter 2 , describes the Event Log window). But a disk also has its own properties that another sharable container does not have, like such as space (the

number of free bytes left on the disk) and ejectable (a true/false value for whether it can be ejected from the computer).

Example 15-1. A Disk's sharable-container Properties

tell application "Finder"

(* use Event Log to view values *)

set d to disk "HFSA2gig"

d's owner

d's group

d's owner privileges

d's group privileges

d's guest privileges

d's privileges inherited

d's mounted

d's exported

d's shared

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