If the items added to the array were obtained using the .trueitem or
.truechild then they will be the actual files not a resolved alias.
On Jul 31, 2004, at 3:37 PM, Andrew Keller wrote:
Just to clear up how I am doing this...
First, I scan the source. The user can choose what to do when
duplicates of files or folders are found. If it is determined that
the folderitem should be copied, then it is added to an array. This
continues until the entire folder has been scanned.
Then, I proceed with the copy. I simply run down the array of things
to copy. The destination is deleted beforehand, if the user wanted.
The user could also have chosen to only delete the corresponding
files, or retain the newer copy, or skip the item, and so on.
It is during the scan that I run into that loop. The copy hasn't even
started yet. I am now implementing the TrueItem method in my app, so
I'll return the results when I get them.
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