Alastair Rankine wrote:
>On 20/10/2005, at 6:26 PM, David wrote:
>
> > app('Itunes').sources['Library'].playlists['Library'].duplicate
> > ( a_track, to=a_playlist )
> >
> > and many variations of it. But all I get is an error saying "Too
> > many direct arguments".
> >
> > Can anyone spot what I'm doing wrong?
>
>Yep, duplicate is a method of the application itself, not the
>playlist.
Indeed. Like AppleScript, appscript uses some special tricks to allow you to
specify the command's direct argument in more than one way, either as
'application.command(directRef)' (the literal form) or as 'directRef.command()'
(convenience form; converted to literal form under the hood). What the OP's
actually writing is 'directRef.command(anotherDirectRef)', hence the [somewhat
cryptic] error.
The Application Commands chapter in the appscript manual has a section on
special case behaviours. I'll amend it in the next release to better explain
this particular error.
>You need something like:
>
>a_track = app('Itunes').playlists['Library'].tracks[0]
>a_playlist = app('Itunes').playlists['Whatever']
>app('Itunes').duplicate(a_track, to=a_playlist)
Yup. Or:
a_track = app('Itunes').playlists['Library'].tracks[0]
a_playlist = app('Itunes').playlists['Whatever']
a_track.duplicate(to=a_playlist)
HTH
has
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