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Re: title of window 1 as text
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Re: title of window 1 as text


  • Subject: Re: title of window 1 as text
  • From: yvan-koenig <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 19 Jan 2005 21:11:49 +0100


Le 19 janv. 2005 , à 19:41, Marc K. Myers a écrit :

I don't see the relevance of what's in the Finder's dictionary - the application we're looking at is Tex-Edit Plus. In TE+, windows have a "name" property (class:international text) and no title property.

This works just fine:

tell application "Tex-Edit Plus"
	set wName to (name of window 1)
end tell
display dialog wName

Since "display dialog" takes a text variable as its object, international text must be acceptable as text. It works with accented characters in the title, too.

Hello

I doesn't own Tex-Edit Plus.

So, I was afraid that, like the Finder, it use UNICODE Text for Windows names.

It doesn't , so no need to explicitely coerce as text.

I just hope that my message will help you with apps using Unicode.

Yvan KOENIG


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