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Re: Li'l Help with my if, then, else statement?
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Re: Li'l Help with my if, then, else statement?


  • Subject: Re: Li'l Help with my if, then, else statement?
  • From: JollyRoger <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 02 Mar 2001 09:00:03 -0600

on 3/2/2001 1:04 AM, Cal at email@hidden wrote:

>> First, your script will be much easier to follow if you used paths like:
>>
>> file "MacLab NetAssist Setup:Remote Control Setup:Network Assistant
>> Preferences"
>>
>> instead of this:
>>
>> file "Network Assistant Preferences" of folder "Remote Control Setup" of
>> disk "MacLab NetAssist Setup"
>
> I heartedly disagree, Roger. These are perfectly good Finder object
> specifiers, and are what is obtained when recording the Finder. Not
> everyone is comfortable with colon-delimited path notations, and I
> presume that the original poster may have attempted to maintain an
> English-like style.
>
> I see no program with his original specifiers, and I encourage new
> scripters to use the long forms.

I don't see how a long backwards description is easier to follow than a
simple straight-forward path; but whatever floats your boat, I guess.

JR


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