boeheim@lindy.Stanford.EDU (Chuck Boeheim) (12/07/89)
Inside Macintosh volume I says that the SFPutFile procedure should only present the "X already exists, OK to replace?" message if the file name that you type in already exists AND it doesn't match the name you passed in the origName parameter. In my experience, if you set a filename in origName and the file exists, even if you don't change the filename at all before hitting the SAVE button, you still get the "Ok to replace?" dialog if the file exists. Can anyone tell me if I'm doing something wrong or if the documentation is incorrect? How would one bypass the dialog? I suppose I could erase the file in the dlgHook function, but that doesn't seem like the right way to go about it. -Chuck Boeheim Stanford Linear Accelerator Center