>Alain: Below is a much better illustration of the
>power of the DO command. In a nutshell, it allows you
>to mix-and-match three (3) different scripting
>languages inside the same script: HyperTalk, Perl, and
>AppleScript. And, moreover, params can be passed to
>these other languages.
Alain,
I think this form of "do" won't be as much a problem, since it wouldn't
let Perl or AppleScript create/access local variables that were created in
HyperTalk. It wouldn't be fast, but since the text is passed to perl or
applescript it's not the problem we were talking about. This is part of OSA
support, which is a Mac-only feature anyway.
Cheers,
-- M. Uli Kusterer
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