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Re: Saving handler-defined scripts without source code
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Re: Saving handler-defined scripts without source code


  • Subject: Re: Saving handler-defined scripts without source code
  • From: Andy Wylie <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 14 Jan 2003 02:20:46 +1300

on Mon, 13 Jan 2003 23:35:28 +1100 Steven Angier wrote:

>> set pStr to (choose file) as string
>> set scpt to load script alias pStr
>> set scpt's foo to "anything"
>> store script scpt in alias pStr replacing yes
>> (load script alias pStr)'s foo
>
>That is very intriguing, but it doesn't work on my machine -- that is if I
>load the script file from another script, it doesn't contain foo. Seems like
>some AppleScript is getting confused somehow?

me too, alias pStr doesn't grow as I'd expect and it's foo is persistent
over restart, AS 1.3.7 & Smile. I think this is weirder yet...

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

_set("look", " ma")
_get() as string
--> "look ma"

_____________________________ Andy
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