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Re: run script


  • Subject: Re: run script
  • From: Nicolas Descombes <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2001 01:52:54 +0200

> De : Shane Stanley <email@hidden>
> Date : Thu, 25 Oct 2001 09:26:31 +1000
> @ : AS lists <email@hidden>
> Objet : Re: run script
>
> On 25/10/01 7:38 AM +1000, Nicolas Descombes, email@hidden,
> wrote:
>
>> I'm french and I'm sorry for my english.
>
> Not half as sorry as I am for my French...
>
>> I would want, with a dialog box, enter a formula with one or more variables.
>> I tried with this script but AppleScript wants that I define the variable
>>
>> [Script]
>> set Dialogue_2 to display dialog "Type formula" default answer ""
>> set Formula to text returned of Dialogue_2--for exemple : x+x
>> set x to 2
>> set total to (run script Formule)--normally equal to 4
>> [/Script]
>>
>> How can I do to define the variable and obtain a result for my formula
>
> AppleScript has no way of knowing that "x+x" means you want to add x to x.
> You will have to parse out the meaning, which could get very complex,
> depending on what sort of mathematics the user enters.

Thanks for your response. But why if the text returned of Dialogue_2 is
"2+2", "run script Formule" is equal to 4 without message error ?
Thanks for your help

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