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Re: A simple command of assigning multiple values doesn't work - does Apple break AS with every new version of OS X?
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Re: A simple command of assigning multiple values doesn't work - does Apple break AS with every new version of OS X?


  • Subject: Re: A simple command of assigning multiple values doesn't work - does Apple break AS with every new version of OS X?
  • From: Yvan KOENIG <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 18 Jun 2017 16:17:17 +0200

What is the 5th button - the one resembling to a stack of document in your
Script Editor window ?
I never saw  it before.
Is it introduced by a third party tool which may be the wrongdoer ?

Maybe you have installed a scripting addition with reserved words conflicting
with Standard Additions.

Here I got :

set {button_name, the_input} to {button returned, text returned} of (display
dialog "Please enter a value:" default answer "")

display dialog "You clicked: " & button_name
display dialog "You entered: " & the_input

(*
tell application "Script Editor"
        display dialog "Please enter a value:" default answer ""
                --> {button returned:"OK", text returned:"hi"}
        display dialog "You clicked: OK"
                --> {button returned:"OK"}
        display dialog "You entered: hi"
                --> {button returned:"OK"}
end tell
*)

set {button_clicked, text_entered} to {button returned, text returned} of
(display dialog "Please enter a value:" default answer "")

display dialog "You clicked: " & button_clicked
display dialog "You entered: " & text_entered

(*
tell application "Script Editor"
        display dialog "Please enter a value:" default answer ""
                --> {button returned:"OK", text returned:"yo"}
        display dialog "You clicked: OK"
                --> {button returned:"OK"}
        display dialog "You entered: yo"
                --> {button returned:"OK"}
end tell
*)


But it's difficult to diagnose because your editor doesn't use the same display
settings than mine.

Yvan KOENIG running Sierra 10.12.5 in French (VALLAURIS, France) dimanche 18
juin 2017 16:17:13



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