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Re: How to use delimiters in Standard Additions file read/write
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Re: How to use delimiters in Standard Additions file read/write


  • Subject: Re: How to use delimiters in Standard Additions file read/write
  • From: Richard 23 <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 20 Mar 2001 08:14:17 -0800

>> using delimiter {" "}
>>
>>should be either
>>
>> using delimiter " "
>>
>>or
>>
>> using delimiters {" "}
>>
>>Maybe that's got something to do with it?
>
>It doesn't matter if I make delimiter plural or not. The compiler removes
>the s.

I doubt that it matters in either case.
I noticed the change on compile quite some time ago.

The parameter code is the same (deli, yum) the only difference
is the type class (delimiter: anything, delimiters: list).

To clarify: the parameter code is 'deli'...I added the yummy sound.

I've never had much luck with the extra parameters in the read command,
I gave up after having no success with "as record" or "as list", although
there are some coercions that do work...

I use AppleScript's tids. A long time ago I assumed that since one big
part of the command seemed broken I'd rather use a method I that I know
works rather than continue banging the forehead on the desk trying to get
read to work the way I expect.

R23


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