Re: Localized Internals of AppleScript (date Class for example)
Re: Localized Internals of AppleScript (date Class for example)
- Subject: Re: Localized Internals of AppleScript (date Class for example)
- From: has <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 15 Apr 2005 11:18:17 +0100
Emile Schwarz wrote:
>set Now to date "jeudi 14 avril 2005 0:00:00"
>return weekday of Now
>The returned string is: Thursday.
That's not a string, it's a constant. Constants are language constructs and do not change, otherwise they wouldn't be 'constants'.
>This is a question: How can I get the Date part of a Date Class Instance ?
>The Language Reference states:
><quote>
>Property: Date
>Description: A string that consists of the date portion of the date value; for example,"June 3, 1993".
></quote>
Dunno where you got that from; the correct definition from ASLG 1.3.7 is:
Date String
A string that consists of the date portion of the date value; for example, "Saturday, February 27, 1999".
HTH
has
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