Debug/ Find errors in VC?

is it possible?
JJJ

Hi JJJ,
There is no Debugger for VC.
When I need to debug a model I use a DataStore to store the value I want to check. Every time I want to check the value I click on a button that contains the action Propmt and it displays the field from the DataStore.
I hope it helps,
Udi

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Hi,
The script below is designed to backup files from the source area to the backup area preserving the folder hierarchy. While I’m sure it could be written better, it seems to work until it encounters a particular folder containing a file, when I get the following Finder error shown below. At this point it has already done approximately 60 files in about 10 folders. If I remove the file from the folder the script will continue processing a further 300 files and sub-folders before getting the same error on another folder/file.
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tell application "Finder"
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{alias "Macintosh HD:Users:andy:Documents:NetXxx II:Customers:Lxxxx Bxxxxxh Cxxxxxl:Pen Testing Brief 2005.doc"}
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-- This script will attempt to backup the specified folder(s) and all sub-folders to the external disk
-- drive. It duplicates the folder sub-folder hierarchy in the backup area.
-- If a previous backup of the file exists in the backup directory it is renamed to
-- 'filename-yy-mm-dd (hhmmss).extension' where yy-mm-dd and hhmmss are taken from
-- the modification date of the file in the backup directory.
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set desktopPath to (path to desktop from user domain) as string
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set thisDateAndTime to get current date
tell me
formatDateAndTime(thisDateAndTime)
set thatDateAndTime to result
end tell
-- Compile the name for the log file.
set backupLogPath to desktopPath & "Backup Log" & thatDateAndTime & ".txt"
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try
set backupLogFile to (open for access file backupLogPath with write permission)
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set backupLog to backupLogFile
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global backupPath -- Top level folder for the backup.
global topSourceFolder -- The top level source folder name without the proceeding path.
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global sourceFileExtension -- Get the file extension.
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set sourceFolder to (path to home folder from user domain) as text
set sourceFolder to (sourceFolder & "Documents:NetXxx II:")
set topSourceFolder to "NetXxx II" as text
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processAFolder(sourceFolder)
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set logMsg to "Backup Ending..."
append2BackupLog(logMsg)
close access backupLogFile
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set AppleScript's text item delimiters to {":"}
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set timeString to time string of thisDateAndTime
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set fileDateString to fileDateString & "-"
if length of iWord is 2 then
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set fileTimeString to " (" as text
repeat with iTime in words of timeString
set fileTimeString to fileTimeString & iTime as text
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Hello
I was forced to stop my running script so I was able to look at your script/
Here is a modified version. I didn't check it.
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-- If a previous backup of the file exists in the backup directory it is renamed to
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set folderTree to folderTree & thisFolder & ":"
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set sourceFileExists to (file fileName exists)
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on formatDateAndTime(thisDateAndTime)
set dateString to short date string of thisDateAndTime
set timeString to time string of thisDateAndTime
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global backupLog -- Global variable that defines the path to the log file.
-- Get the current date and time formatted.
set dateString to short date string of (get current date) & space & time string of (get current date)
try
write (dateString & " " & logMsg & return as text) to backupLog starting at eof
end try
end append2BackupLog
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