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Re: Briskets / English
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Re: Briskets / English


  • Subject: Re: Briskets / English
  • From: Matthew Stuckwisch <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 15 May 2002 16:17:21 -0500

tell application "Finder" to get the startup disk's first folder's item
1's name
--> "Applications"

which is a much closer analogy to dot syntax. I didn't follow that part of
the discussion which omitted this, but didn't realize that the writer just
didn't know about it.

I've been thinking about dot syntax and it's possibilities in AppleScript.
Honestly, it -could- be implemented without breaking ANY scripts. Try this in Script Editor:

on dr.Mario(nursePeach)
--Let's try to compile this
end dr.Mario

If you compile it, it will error. This being on the latest beta of AS, I don't think it would -too- hard to allow "x.y" for "x's y" since that's almost the difference between "is equal to" and "=", but I'm not an expert at AS's internals so I can't say for sure. Might be a thing for the AS engineers to keep in mind.


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