Re: Parents/Child Scripts
Re: Parents/Child Scripts
- Subject: Re: Parents/Child Scripts
- From: Michael Kelly <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 11 May 2002 20:48:00 -0700
On 5/11/02 8:56 AM, Paul Skinner <email@hidden> wrote:
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> Maybe I'm way off-base here, but isn't the OP talking about parent and
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> child _scripts_? I.e., spawned processes. For instance, the httpd
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> daemon spawns a new process for each connection, I believe. Therefore,
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> it is the parent, and the processes it spawns are the children. Am I
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> correct, or have I been hallucinating? Unfortunately I have real idea
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> of how to do this, let alone in AS. I'm mostly trying to make sure that
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> I'm not gravely misunderstanding something.
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>
You are off-base. Tag!
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Parent is a property of every script. It can be declared or not. If
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undeclared, a script's default parent is <<script applescript>> ie.
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Applescript itself. If declared then a script's parent is the declared
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object.
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<examples>
Looks like I have some serious reading up to do. Thanks for the
clarification!
I may be back soon with questions regarding this inheritance stuff :)
--
Michael
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