Alex-
Sunday, February 12, 2006, 3:48:29 AM, you wrote:
> When the docs explicitly say
>> Important! You cannot change the labelVariable in a statement inside
>> the loop. Doing so will cause a script error.
> I think you should believe them :-)
But note that BZ #3036 is open for voting.
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(tail between legs) well I guess we have agreement there then, thanks
for reminding me about the docs!
On 12/02/06, Alex Tweedly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Martin Blackman wrote:
>
> >Try the following script -
> >
> >repeat for each item tItem in "apple,banana,broccoli"
> >if tItem = "broccoli"
Martin Blackman wrote:
Try the following script -
repeat for each item tItem in "apple,banana,broccoli"
if tItem = "broccoli" then put " - vegetable" after tItem else put " -
fruit" after tItem
answer tItem
end repeat
Rev answers 'apple - fruit', 'apple - fruit' and 'broccolli - vegetable'
(T
Well this is why messing with the repeat variable is ill-advised!
Not knowing exactly what the engine is doing while executing a repeat
for loop means we have no way of predicting the results should we ill-
advisedly mess with it. It seems that effectively lengthening the
repeat variable cau
Hi Martin,
Try the following script -
repeat for each item tItem in "apple,banana,broccoli"
if tItem = "broccoli" then put " - vegetable" after tItem else put " -
fruit" after tItem
answer tItem
end repeat
Rev answers 'apple - fruit', 'apple - fruit' and 'broccolli -
vegetable'
(There is a
Try the following script -
repeat for each item tItem in "apple,banana,broccoli"
if tItem = "broccoli" then put " - vegetable" after tItem else put " -
fruit" after tItem
answer tItem
end repeat
Rev answers 'apple - fruit', 'apple - fruit' and 'broccolli - vegetable'
(There is an extra space in
