MrKim Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User May 14, 2018 #1 I was using the following code to determine which directory to use to write files to when copying from a windows network. Code: Copy If File.ExternalWritable And File.ExternalReadable Then SKUtils.GlblNC.LD = File.DirDefaultExternal Else SKUtils.GlblNC.LD = File.DirInternal End If I then created a directory: Code: Copy If Not(File.exists(SKUtils.GlblNC.LD, "Documents")) Then File.MakeDir(SKUtils.GlblNC.LD, "Documents") End If I recently upped the target API of an app from 19 to 26 per googles mandate. And this no longer works. It appears the directory is not created. Since I upped the target API the code returns File.DirDefaultExternal. I don't know which directory it was returning before. The line to create the directory fails without error. Repeatedly running the code always falls in to the MakeDir so I have to assume the directory is not there. My workaround is to always use file.dirinternal
I was using the following code to determine which directory to use to write files to when copying from a windows network. Code: Copy If File.ExternalWritable And File.ExternalReadable Then SKUtils.GlblNC.LD = File.DirDefaultExternal Else SKUtils.GlblNC.LD = File.DirInternal End If I then created a directory: Code: Copy If Not(File.exists(SKUtils.GlblNC.LD, "Documents")) Then File.MakeDir(SKUtils.GlblNC.LD, "Documents") End If I recently upped the target API of an app from 19 to 26 per googles mandate. And this no longer works. It appears the directory is not created. Since I upped the target API the code returns File.DirDefaultExternal. I don't know which directory it was returning before. The line to create the directory fails without error. Repeatedly running the code always falls in to the MakeDir so I have to assume the directory is not there. My workaround is to always use file.dirinternal
