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Re: Request for AppleScript books [and another newbie question]
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Re: Request for AppleScript books [and another newbie question]


  • Subject: Re: Request for AppleScript books [and another newbie question]
  • From: Martin Crisp <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 7 Mar 2002 22:33:57 +1100
  • Organization: Tesseract Computing

On Thu, 7 Mar 2002 21:57:21 +1100 the muse struck Martin Crisp, who
wrote (in message <email@hidden>):

> and:
> set my_filelist to {}
> Tell application "finder"
> set my_filelist to every item of folder "disk:folder1:subfolder1"
> end tell

Dear oh dear, what was I thinking?

set my_filelist to (name of every item of folder
"disk:folder1:subfolder1:")

Have Fun
Martin
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acquire such bits of lunacy?
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