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  • Subject: Re: Record Access OSA by Ed email@hidden
  • From: SK <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 16 Jul 2004 08:35:32 -0700

The only thing I wasn't really aware of since I just started recently was the difference between the classic and OS X osa files. It doesn't seem to say on MacScripter which environment an osa file is for. Some people on the list pointed me towards the new List and Record Tools from Late Night Software, unfortunately it doesn't do the one thing Record Access seemed to do that I need, which is the ability to determine what all the keys are in a record after I read that record in from a property file.

At this point, I'll just have to take another approach until such an option exists or becomes evident.

Thanks,
Sean

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On Jul 15, 2004, at 17:46, Malcolm Fitzgerald wrote:

Do you happen to have any idea if this works under 10.3.4? I've been using some other osaxen without problems, but this one doesn't seem to be recognized by script editor or xcode.


No, you have to perform all sorts of high-jumps and backflips to access it via classic. I watched the thread which explained what as needed to do this and decided that it was all too hard. I was using it to read and write preferences files and I'd played with building labels from text on the fly. However, I discovered that RTFM helps solve problems and learnt the read/write As Record lets me save and recover records. Most of the other uses I had for it were experimental, so I don't use it anymore.


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