Re: How can I format an integer ?
Re: How can I format an integer ?
- Subject: Re: How can I format an integer ?
- From: Emile Schwarz <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 26 Oct 2008 15:19:57 +0100
Hi all,
Many thanks to Luther and Philip!
I wrote earlier:
The question is simple:
And the answer is also simple (to give): do it yourself! (but a bit
harder to do).
I think at that minutes ago when I read my question from the digest
(volume 5, Issue 581).
I noticed:
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to {theSeparatorString}
but no storage (for restore) and no restore at all of the original value.
I learned to store a variable (that I am not the owner) before changing
its contents and restore it before quit. The variable owner is either
AppleScript or Mac OS X and I do not know what happens once it have been
changed by a program. So to avoid trouble(s), I usually store the
original value before changing it and restore that original value once I
can (do not need my value).
Am I right ?
Emile
PS: I still have to test the shared code to know if it fills my needs.
I only want to store mp3 file size after the file name and before the
time length as:
01. My Nice Song 13 456 789 Bytes 2:35
thus the format an integer question (I have answers for other parts of
the script).
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