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Re: Change properties in one applet from another
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Re: Change properties in one applet from another


  • Subject: Re: Change properties in one applet from another
  • From: Paul Berkowitz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 13 Jan 2003 14:09:33 -0800

On 1/13/03 1:12 PM, "Gary Lists" <email@hidden> wrote:

> On or about 1/13/03 7:33 AM, Andy Wylie wrote:
>
>>> 'store script replacing yes' is what saves it on disk "for
>>> real"
>>
>> but another way...
>>
>> property pStr : (choose file) as string
>>
>> on _set(x, y)
>> set scpt to load script alias (my pStr)
>> set scpt's a to x
>> set scpt's b to y
>> end _set
>>
>> to _get()
>> (load script my pStr)'s {a, b}
>> end _get
>
>
> Andy and/or Paul --
>
> Is one 'better' (more portable, faster, reliable, etc) than the other? My
> actual application of these processes is, briefly:

As far as I know, the method offered by Andy is a bug. So I'd go with 'store
script' which is in the ASLG. You never know when a bug might get fixed.

--
Paul Berkowitz
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