There is another one theat works
put "richard" into tProp
put the gasking[tprop] of tObj
Apparantly the set name by itself can't be a var, altough the prop
name can.
So either put the whole thing in a var (set name en property name) or
you can only use the property part as a var.
Claudi
On 2 okt 2010, at 15:18, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Claudi Cornaz wrote:
It works if you create it as one var so put "gaskin[richard]" into
tPropSet
set the tPropset of tObj to tValue
Or you can do
on mouseUp
put "gaskin" into tPropset
put "[richard]" after tPropSet
set the tPropSet of tObj to tValue
end mouseUp
I use this the whole time
Nice!
It hadn't occurred to me to put the entire array notation string
into a variable. And it avoids the performance penalty of "do" --
good stuff. Thanks!
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