Re: TIDs and other questions
Re: TIDs and other questions
- Subject: Re: TIDs and other questions
- From: John Delacour <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 27 Apr 2003 23:06:08 +0100
- Mac-eudora-version: 6.0a16
At 2:48 pm -0400 27/4/03, Paul Skinner wrote:
PS. If I repeat it enough times, someone is going to prove me wrong :-)
Especially if you goad me like that :)
Inheritance can break this method due to your assumption of the
identity of 'me'.
property parent : application "TextEdit"
tell application "TextEdit" to get my text item delimiters
-->Compiles, then errors with 'TextEdit got an error: An error of
type 10 has occurred.'
OK. That's two perfectly valid but extremely abstruse examples so
far. I'll modify my dogma to say that in 99.9% scripting cases and
100% of of practical cases, the use of my instead of Applescript's is
perfectly safe and gives more readable code.
I think we've had about enough of this TID's nonsense. It always
turns into long silly threads :-)
'Goading' is always a good way to bring out the facts, though. You
get the flack but you get the facts. If you want to know the date of
the Fire of London, simply assert on any mailing list that it was in
1349 and you'll have the answer in half an hour :-)
JD
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