Bonjour Scott,
The rule is rather simple when working with long IDs or long names:
You *must* require a property :-)
<number of lines of> is not strictly a property but <number of lines
of the text of> is because <text> is a property but <lines> is just a
keyword.
Regarding fields, it's a bit confusing because you can refer to their
contents directly when using usual syntax.
Hope this clarifies :-)
I take the opportunity to point out another confusing thing:
SetScroll the long ID of img tImage will put the long ID in Setscroll
param.
But send "SetScroll" && the long ID of img tImage will put the text
of the image in Setscroll param...
In such a case, here is a simple workaround:
send "SetScroll" && quote & the long ID of img tImage & quote
And Setscroll will check first if char 1 of the param is quote then
delete it and the last one also.
Note that the second quote is just there for reading consistency and
is not actually necessary :-)
Le 26 sept. 08 à 08:22, Scott Rossi a écrit :
I'm having trouble remembering how to get Rev to see object
references in
variables, as opposed to the variable data. For example, if I script:
put the long id of field 1 into tField
put the number of lines of tField
I'll get '1' in the message box regardless of how may lines field 1
contains. I could have sworn there was a way to get this work
without using
"do" or using "the text of tField". Is my memory faulty?
Thanks & Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, Multimedia & Design
Best regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
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