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Re: How to "Tell" a varible name
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Re: How to "Tell" a varible name


  • Subject: Re: How to "Tell" a varible name
  • From: Emmanuel <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 9 Feb 2001 00:10:31 +0100

At 18:17 +0100 8/02/01, David Blache wrote:
>on 2/8/2001 4:57 AM, Emmanuel at email@hidden wrote:
>
>>> Now the snippet will not compile but gives an error message:
>>>
>>> Can't set <<class Prlm>> to realmslist
>>> Access not allowed.
>>
>> This is a minor bug of AppleScript (which is documented somewhere in
>> Smile's help I think).
>>
>> The problem arises with properties of the application. You've got to write
>> something like "its" before such a property. (Sorry not to be more
>> specific).
>
>Interesting. This makes the script compile, but still results in
>AppleScript changing the word from "property" to "class".
>
>I wonder, is this correct behavior? Are these actually properties or
>classes?
>
>Thank you for the information, Emmanuel!

I'm not the one who suggested to replace "class" with "property".

My suggestion is independent from this one - I was just slower, that's all :-).

AFAIK, "its <<class xxxx>>" should work.

Emmanuel


References: 
 >Re: How to "Tell" a varible name (From: Emmanuel <email@hidden>)
 >Re: How to "Tell" a varible name (From: David Blache <email@hidden>)

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