Fw: passing 2 parameters

Subject: Fw: passing 2 parameters
From: Evan Schoffstall <email@hidden>
Date: Mon, 07 Nov 2011 17:23:14 -0500

Forgot to forward to the whole list.

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From: Evan Schoffstall <email@hidden>
To: droom departement <email@hidden>
Date: Monday, November 7, 2011 11:31:46 AM
Subject: Re: passing 2 parameters

Unfortunately, your doing this all wrong.

See the following:

script AppDelegate

property parent : class "NSObject"

on applicationWillFinishLaunching_(aNotification)

AppDelegate's doSomethingWith_andThis_("Hello", "World")

AppDelegate's doSomethingWithVaribale_andThisOtherVariable_AndAnotherVariable_("Hello", "World","!")

end applicationWillFinishLaunching_

on applicationShouldTerminate_(sender)

return current application's NSTerminateNow

end applicationShouldTerminate_

on doSomethingWith_andThis_(variable1, variable2)

display dialog variable1 & variable2

end doSomethingWith_andThis_

on doSomethingWithVaribale_andThisOtherVariable_AndAnotherVariable_(variable1, variable2,variable3)

display dialog variable1 & variable2 & variable3

end

end script

Note A few things.
1) The Underscores" _ " note where the variables in the parentheses go. The first variable to the first underscore etc.
2) The text behind the underscore cannot be duplicated like the following:

AppDelegate's doSomethingWith_andThis_andThis("Hello","World","!")

3) Also, this cannot be run in the Applescript editor. Try Xcode if you really want to verify the result and play around with it.

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On Monday, November 7, 2011 at 8:58 AM, droom departement wrote:

Thank you Evan,
I will give it a try,
Right now I could run around this issue by doiing:
tell myRefToSQLObj to insertToDB01__(test1, test2)
I just putted 2 'underscores' when I called the method. Not very 'human readable', don't even know if this couldn't be a problem later on.

And how should I formulate it when I want to pass - let's say - 5 parameters ?

-(void) insertAValue:(NSString *)fieldValue0 withAnotherValue:(NSString *) fieldValue1 withAnotherValue:(NSString *)fieldValue2...

Regards,
Droom

2011/11/6 Evan Schoffstall <email@hidden>

More specifically there is no selector [dbViewController insertToDB01:p2:] as xCode is right to complain about such.

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On Sunday, November 6, 2011 at 11:54 AM, droom departement wrote:

I'm calling a method from another class and like to pass multiple parameters.
Passing 1 parameter is no problem, adding the second one turns out in a

-[dbViewController insertToDB01:p2:]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x2000c18a0

2011-11-06 17:40:28.540 myLittleBook[2083:a0f] *** -[imageSorting hStoreText:]: -[dbViewController insertToDB01:p2:]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x2000c18a0 (error -10000)

my code snippit:

on hStoreText_(sender)

tell class "NSString" of current application to set test1 to its stringWithString_(test1Str)

tell class "NSString" of current application to set test2 to its stringWithString_(test2Str)

tell myRefToSQLObj to insertToDB01_p2_(test1, test2)

end hStoreText

called method
-(void) insertToDB01:(NSString *) fieldValue0:(NSString *) fieldValue1 {

NSLog(@"phase1");

}

can anyone help me ?

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