Re: The Ones & Oh's of Logic
Re: The Ones & Oh's of Logic
- Subject: Re: The Ones & Oh's of Logic
- From: Rob Jorgensen <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 15 Mar 2002 09:14:03 -0500
On 3/15/02, David Groover commented:
It would be useful for my understanding of scripting if someone would be
kind enough to clarify something for me. In the following example, why am
I using the zero in "address 0"? Is it a statement of logic that doesn't
literally mean that there is only one field in Palm named zero, and the
other fields are named 1,2,3 .... 23, etc?
Or does calling it address zero, refer to the address of the field that
you are in when you launch the script? In Palms case the scriptable
button refers directly to a specific field. Does zero in this case always
mean the field which the script is pointing to? If not then how can I
tell which fields in Palm are numbered, and by what numbers?
tell application "Palm Desktop"
set strFullname to full name of address 0
set strEmail to text of address 0
end tell
In some applications, index number 0 is the front most or currently
selected object.
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Later,
Rob Jorgensen
Ohio, USA
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