In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (_brian_d_foy) wrote:
> I think I'm missing something about setting properties though.
> I can read things fine, but I get an error when I try to set
> a property: "'Mac::AEObjDesc=HASH(0xb03f00)' parameter not available".
>
> Where's my error?
> my $photo = $album->obj( photo => 1 );
> my $date = $photo->prop( "date" )->get;
> print( qq|date is "$date"\n| );
>
> $photo->set( date => to => "2004-06-13 12:34:56" );
> # $photo->prop( 'date' )->set( ... ) ?
You are calling date as the direct object on set(). This really works out
to:
$iphoto->set($photo => date, to => "...");
Your second guess would be correct, although I would do:
my $date = $photo->prop( "date" );
printf( qq|date is "%s"\n|, $date->get );
$date->set( to => "..." );
But there is a bigger problem. From `gluedoc iPhoto`, under Classes =>
photo:
date (idat/utxt): The date of the photo. (read-only)
In Script Editor, you will see this as:
date Unicode text [r/o] -- The date of the photo.
There ain't nothing Mac::Glue can do to fix that problem.
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