-- card: 4283 from stack: in.1
-- bmap block id: 0
-- flags: 4000
-- background id: 2612
-- name: ResCopy


-- part 1 (button)
-- low flags: 00
-- high flags: A003
-- rect: left=82 top=302 right=324 bottom=182
-- title width / last selected line: 0
-- icon id / first selected line: 0 / 0
-- text alignment: 1
-- font id: 0
-- text size: 12
-- style flags: 0
-- line height: 16
-- part name: Install
----- HyperTalk script -----
on mouseUp
  --
  --Original script by Steve Drazga, ART Incorpoated
  --XFCNs used: none
  --XCMDs used: none
  --HANDLERS used: none
  --FUNCTIONS used: installRes
  --
  if the optionkey is down then pass mouseup
  put installres(XCMD,ResCopy) into it
  put installres(DLOG,ResCopy) into it
  put installres(DITL,ResCopy) into it
  if it is empty then play oops
  else answer it
end mouseup



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ResCopy

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This command allows you to move resources automatically, without the user having to do anything, or brings up a 'font mover' type dialog box for moving resources.


•  • INFORMATION • •
ResCopy will not open any file that is already open, unless you open it read-only (see next item).

Click “All resource files (read only)” in the “Open” dialog to display all resource files on your disks. 
Use this method to look at HyperCard itself, the System file, or any file that contains resources 
(like applications). Note that these files will be opened read-only, meaning that you can copy from them, but you cannot make any changes to them.
 
Option-select the “Remove” item in ResCopy’s menu to avoid the warning alert.


• • Messages • •
“Convert sound to HyperCard format?” - When copying 'snd ' resources, ResCopy will convert the sounds to HyperCard format if they are not already in that format. Click “OK” to do the conversion. Click “Convert all” to avoid further prompts when copying multiple sounds.

“I am missing some of my resources!” - One of the resources listed above is missing from the current card and the Home card.

“That file cannot be opened.” - There was a problem opening that file.

“That file is locked or busy.” - ResCopy was unable to add a new resource to a file.

“Not enough memory to run ResCopy.” - ResCopy checks to see if there is at least 64K of free RAM. You can get this message if you are using the Painting tools, if the RAM cache is turned on, or if you are running InBox™ or TOPS™. Turn off or disable one or more of these, or change the userLevel to 1 or 2 and try again.

“Not enough memory to play sound.” - Just what it says.

“Oops, not a playable Hypercard sound.” - This is a ‘type 1’ sound that is not a digitized sound, or is in some other way not compatible with HyperCard.



Thanks to:
Steve Maller, Apple Computer.
AppleLink: maller1 • Delphi: stevemaller • MCI Mail: smaller


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Syntax:

ResCopy

--or--

ResCopy <fromFile>, <toFile>, 
<resType>, <resIDnumber>

--or--  

ResCopy <fromFile>, <toFile>, 
<resType>, <resName>



Click on the 'Resource Mover' button below to try this XCMD.