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Re: printing all notebooks

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  • Subject: [mg45778] Re: printing all notebooks
  • From: Mariusz Jankowski<mjankowski at usm.maine.edu>
  • Date: Sat, 24 Jan 2004 00:36:35 -0500 (EST)
  • Organization: University of Southern Maine
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Murray, use the ToFileName function in Mathematica. Mariusz

>>> Murray Eisenberg<murray at math.umass.edu> 1/23/2004 3:43:38 AM >>>
Using Mathematica under Windows, the function printDirectoryNotebooks 
defined below prints all the Mathematica notebooks in a user-specified 
directory.  For example:

   printDirectoryNotebooks["e:\\Temp"]

But it does not work using Mac OS-X.  Can you indicate how it should be 
changed so it will be platform-independent?

   printNotebook[nbname_] :=
     Module[{nb = NotebookOpen[nbname]},
       NotebookPrint[nb]; NotebookClose[nb]; nbname]

   printDirectoryNotebooks[dirName_?StringQ] :=
     Module[{dir = SetDirectory[dirName]},
       printNotebook[dir <> "/" <> #] & /@ FileNames["*.nb"]]

In particular -- and I believe this is part of the problem -- how from 
within Mathematica can one determine the path-separator character 
directly (without, say, querying $System and then accordingly select the 
path-separator character)?

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