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- From: Michael Terry <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 13 Apr 2004 16:37:35 -0700
Hi,
I knew you could do this, which is pretty cool:
tell application "Finder"
duplicate every file of (choose folder)
end tell
... but I didn't know you could also do this, which is really cool:
-- [1]
tell application "Finder"
duplicate {every file of (choose folder), every file of (choose
folder)}
end tell
Since another way of writing the previous is:
-- [2]
tell application "Finder"
duplicate it of {every file of (choose folder), every file of (choose
folder)}
end tell
... how come neither this:
-- [3]
tell application "Finder"
set comment of {every file of (choose folder), every file of (choose
folder)} to "hello"
end tell
... nor this:
-- [4]
tell application "Finder"
set its comment of {every file of (choose folder), every file of
(choose folder)} to "hello"
end tell
... works? Aren't [1] and [2] analogous to [3] and [4]?
Mike
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