Invalid directory separator used for Mac OS X

[E. Vriezekolk]

In class module CModel, property IModel_AbsoluteFileName, Windows-specific notations are used:

Public Property Get IModel_AbsoluteFileName() As String
    If sFileName Like "?:\*" Or sFileName Like "\\*\*" Then
        IModel_AbsoluteFileName = sFileName
    Else
        IModel_AbsoluteFileName = Printf("%1\%2", WorksheetDir, sFileName)
    End If
End Property

Absolute filenames probably start with a forward slash, instead of one of the two notations checked for (I have not checked this).
Worse, in the Else-part the backslash will cause the file to be generated in the parent directory, not in the worksheet directory.
For Mac's, a kludge is to replace '\' by ':'. It is probably better to use a system function for the default directory separator character, but since I am no VBA expert I cannot suggest a proper fix myself.

With current code, a file "directory\tablename.tex" is created (with a backslash in the filename) in the parent directory of the worksheet.
Instead, a file called "tablename.tex" should be created in the same directory as the worksheet.

Office for Mac version 14.3.2, Mac OS X 10.8.3.

[Kirill Müller (krlmlr)]

This is unfortunate, and will be addressed in a future release. I am resolving other incompatibilities using the "preprocessor" of VBA, and so I will do in this case. Thanks for reporting.