In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ken Williams) wrote:
> When I get a record from the Address Book like so:
>
> use Mac::Glue ':all';
> my $ab = Mac::Glue->new('Address Book');
> my $person = $ab->obj( people => whose(AND =>
> [[ first_name => begins_with => 'Smorgasbord' ],
> [ last_name => equals => 'Milhouse' ]] );
>
> I can't seem to tell the difference between someone who doesn't exist
> in the Address Book, and someone who exists but has no phone number (or
> address, or whatever). Any tips on how to do this?
I am not sure what you're asking. Are you saying someone who exists but
doesn't have any contact info -- just a name -- won't be returned by this?
I works for me (modifying your parens/brackets slightly):
print my $person = $ab->obj( people => whose(AND =>
[ first_name => begins_with => 'S' ],
[ last_name => equals => 'Wonder' ] ))->get;
That returns for a card for the name Stevie Wonder, with no other info. If
I change it to "Sn" "Wonder", I get an uninitialized value warning in the
print.
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