ok, i adjusted the code to look like: my $library = $itunes->obj( 'library' ); my $track = $library->obj( 'track' => whose( 'database_ID', 'equals', $_[1] ));
which i think should be more accurate, but i'm still getting no track object back. back to the mines! On Tue, 27 Jul 2004 07:01:47 -0700, brian pink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > So I'm using Mac::Glue to talk to iTunes. I've got this line that > works in AppleScript: > > play some track of library playlist 1 whose database id is x -- ( > where x is a known db id. ) > > i've tried converting this to Mac::Glue like this: > > my $track = $itunes->obj( 'track' => whose( 'database_id', 'equals', $_[1] )); > > and I seem to get an object back, i.e. no errors, but if I do this: > > print( Dumper( $track->get()); > > I get $VAR1=undef; Obviously, something is wrong, but the whose seems > to be syntactically correct, so I'm wondering if the omission of the > "some" from the AppleScript is affecting it or what. I also have the > library identifier in the AppleScript, which I have just completely > ignored. Any insights are appreciated, and I'll write again if I find > any solutions. > > - brian >
