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Re: script will error when nothing in a watched folder
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Re: script will error when nothing in a watched folder


  • Subject: Re: script will error when nothing in a watched folder
  • From: Paul Berkowitz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 07 Mar 2001 18:32:33 -0800

On 3/7/01 2:32 PM, "Jolly Roger" <email@hidden> wrote:

> if (theFile <> {}) then open theFile as alias

Do you mean:

if the file /= {} then open theFile as alias

or do you mean something else? I've not come upon <> in AS although it
means "is not equal to" in OneClick's EasyScript, VBA and perhaps other
scripting and/or programming languages as well. If that's what you meant,
why not use /=, which doesn't get mangled but also compiles correctly when
copied and pasted? (Or if it means something else, what's it mean?)

--
Paul Berkowitz


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