Karina
Thanx for the clarification. I hope I didn�t intimidate any one with my post. I just
find it important to be clear on fundamentals when we go on to our different project
issues.
So while i�m at it... ;-)
>The fact that the #sign is used for the _variables_ in a property list, must
>have been confused with a "symbol" data type being a "property" data type.
For the record, property is not a data type.
To my knowledge the data types in Lingo are:
float, integer, object (including all kinds of lists), string and symbol (have i
forgotten any??)
all of which can be stored in a property och other variable, as you correctly stated
in your post.
Bjarne
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