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Re: Searching for the equivalent of coercing to type "record"
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Re: Searching for the equivalent of coercing to type "record"


  • Subject: Re: Searching for the equivalent of coercing to type "record"
  • From: Steve Cunningham <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 7 Mar 2003 15:26:08 -0500

>----------------------------
>run script ("{<<class usrf>>:{\"a\", \"b\"}} as record")
> --> {a:"b"}
>----------------------------
>
>Emmanuel

Thanks! That's a new one on me. Took me a while to figure out Chevrons
weren't Greater Than and Less Than signs :-)

Sorry to be so clueless, but how am I supposed to get variables into the
\"a\" and \"b\" slots from outside of the script? I tried globals, but
they didn't work.

I can't find out any information on this in the AppleScript Language
Guide or O'Reilly's. Could you point me to a better source?

Thanks

Steve
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