As part of a larger project I would like to get the path of the Mount Point of the device which hosts my script.
I have designed the following code in Script Editor, however, upon implementing it in ApplescriptObjC (Xcode), I noticed that error started occuring.
# Get Mount Point of script USB host
tell application "Finder"
try
set usbMountPoint to text 1 thru -2 of POSIX path of (disk of (path to me) as alias)
log usbMountPoint # Output: /Volumes/usb-drive-name
on error
set usbMountPoint to POSIX path of (disk of (path to me) as alias) # if file is on desktop, path: '/', can't have '[space]' hence no removing
log usbMountPoint # Output: /Volumes/usb-drive-name
end try
end tell
Can’t make «class ocid» id «data optr00000000207F220080600000» into type constant. (error -1700)
I have included comments in the code as to how the logged output should look.
I understand that similar questions regarding the path to me
problem in Xcode have been asked before, and that set myPath to current application's NSBundle's mainBundle()'s bundlePath()
gives the current path, however, my question is concerning the disk of
part of it.
Any help in getting the desired output in Xcode is greatly appreciated.
It requires a lot of coercions but the AppleScriptObjC equivalent in Xcode is
The startup volume is represented by
/
all other volumes by/Volumes/<volumeName>