Ah ok, so at least it's coherent - it fails selecting the directory.
The Angelscript fileSystem object seems to be defaulting to the app's working directory (which can be modified by many operations - do not rely on it).
Oh, after copying/pasting your code to try it out, I noticed that you used single quotes for the string, and the angelscript engine is actually configured to use single quotes for numbers (to make it closer to C++ syntax). Changing those to double quotes will fix your issue. If you print the myFolder string you will see that it has nothing to do with what you expect![:-)]( "Smile")
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The Angelscript fileSystem object seems to be defaulting to the app's working directory (which can be modified by many operations - do not rely on it).
Oh, after copying/pasting your code to try it out, I noticed that you used single quotes for the string, and the angelscript engine is actually configured to use single quotes for numbers (to make it closer to C++ syntax). Changing those to double quotes will fix your issue. If you print the myFolder string you will see that it has nothing to do with what you expect
.Statistics: Posted by Blue Cat Audio — Tue Nov 26, 2024 10:04 am