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New Adress in Address Book


  • Subject: New Adress in Address Book
  • From: email@hidden (michael.slomski)
  • Date: Fri, 22 Aug 2003 21:29:13 +0200

Hello,

Does anyone know how to add an adress to the address book?
I've started with a very basic script:

tell application "Address Book"
make new person at end of last group with properties {last name:"ghj",,
first name:"test", birth date:(date "Dienstag, 2. Juli 1968 12:00:00 Uhr")}
end tell

This will create a new entry. Fine, but how can I add the other information
like phones, street etc?

I can read this info with:
get value of phone 1 of first person

But how can I set this info at the above make statement?



Regards
Michael Slomski

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> Von: Matt Petrowsky <email@hidden>
> Datum: Wed, 5 Mar 2003 02:42:10 -0800
> An: AppleScript-Users <email@hidden>
> Betreff: Address Book script contribution
>
> Since switching to Address Book I found that my collection of contacts
> from over the years has every possible treatment of phone number
> formatting.
>
> So here is a nice script that will currently format your phone numbers
> (10 digit US) into (xxx) xxx-xxxx format.
>
> It will leave any number shorter or longer than 10 digits alone. Modify
> as needed and enjoy.
>
> --- snip ---
>
> -- Routine for cleaning a text string into a number for formatting.
> -- Uses coercion to Real to get only numbers
> -- and bypass any periods, slashes, or other stuff.
> on cleanNumber(theString)
> set rawNumber to ""
> repeat with i from 1 to count of theString
> set x to character i of theString
> try
> x as real
> if x is not "-" then
> set rawNumber to rawNumber & x
> end if
> on error errString number errNumber
>
> end try
> end repeat
> -- This is where you set your formatting of the number and default to
> the supplied text if conditions are not met.
> if length of rawNumber is 10 then
> set myNumber to "(" & characters 1 thru 3 of rawNumber & ") " &
> characters 4 thru 6 of rawNumber & "-" & characters 7 thru 10 of
> rawNumber
> else
> return theString
> end if
> end cleanNumber
>
> -- Main script starts here
> tell application "Address Book"
> repeat with CurrentPerson in people
> repeat with thePhone in phones of CurrentPerson
> set value of thePhone to my cleanNumber(value of thePhone)
> end repeat
> end repeat
> end tell
>
> Matt Petrowsky
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