Yes - no display. The workaround seems to be to introduce a null
in between (suggested by kel):
display dialog "^" & (ASCII character 0) & "0"
Then they show as they should.
At 11:54 AM +1100 11/10/06, Malcolm Fitzgerald wrote:
On 10/11/2006, at 11:45 AM, Adam Bell
wrote:
set nums to {5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0}
repeat with N in nums
display dialog "^ "
& (N as text) & " side by side = " & "^"
& N giving up after 1
end repeat
display dialog "^0" , "^1", "^2" and
"^3" come up blank when they are side by side. Using ASCII
number doesn't help. 'as unicode text' doesn't help. (Pointed out by
bmose on bbs.applescript.net).
They don't come up blank on my machine, they introduce a whitespace
character. Is that what you meant?
I see "^5", "^4","^ 3","^
2","^ 1","^ 0".
malcolm
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