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Re: global variables


  • Subject: Re: global variables
  • From: Isaac Ordonez <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 26 May 2004 15:27:54 -0700

Since I'm dealing with passwords I was hoping to stay away from using properties. Also the passwords will be changing according to the keychain. Another note is when I use properties it takes FOREVER to compile my project in Xcode because every script has this at the top for 3 keychain values.

Anyone gotta clue how this global thing is supposed to work (correctly and using Xcode or Applescript Studio)

Isaac Ordonez
Technology Support Specialist II
San Rafael City Schools
415.302.8114

On May 26, 2004, at 12:18 PM, Gnarlodious wrote:

Entity Isaac Ordonez spoke thus:

global importpass

You should say:

property importpass : missing value


That way it will be global AND be assigned to no value until you assign it a
value and then it will be remembered between runs of the script until you
recompile it.
Of course, that may be too insecure for you. Bit you can always say

set importpass to no value

before quitting the script.


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