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RE: Strange Script editor behaviour
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RE: Strange Script editor behaviour


  • Subject: RE: Strange Script editor behaviour
  • From: "Francois Houle" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 10 Mar 2005 15:13:34 -0500
  • Thread-topic: Strange Script editor behaviour

Guess I got confused with the many "" & variable & "" ..> just makes for
too many quote signs... if only AS would just say... There is a "
missing ! it would make the error much easier to understand !

Thanks !
Frank


-----Original Message-----
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om] On Behalf Of Bill Briggs
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 2:26 PM
To: AppleScript User's List
Subject: Re: Strange Script editor behaviour

At 1:59 PM -0500 3/10/05, Francois Houle wrote:
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>Some times I just don't get how the Editor works...
>
>I have a perfectly workable script in scpt format... I then add
>something to it (it may be to add a new string, add a tell, a try or an

>if, or anything actually) and suddenly I can't compile anymore...
>It just keeps on finding issues with "" items after it (always states
>"Expected end of line but found identifier").... and if I replace all
>the " with | so that the editor kind of ignores them (and byt the way
>those lines did compile properly before adding a new element to the
>script) it goes till the end of the script and the staes that it
>expected to find "" but found the end of the script...
>Basically, it seems to suddenly no understand quotes properly or shell
>commands, and it seems to happen especially when I add lines to set a
>new variable or a new tell section in the script.
>Note: if I take those "new" aprts in a separate script window, they
>work flawlesly... If I remove the new parts of the script, then
>suddenly the script can compile again... And this happnes in quite a
>few scripts of mine.
>Any one have any idea on this ?

  When this happens to me it's always because I've not closed a quote
somewhere.

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