Mark, Hi,
So it is because they are all at the default customKeys "set".So if I
rewrite ALL of my custom property code to make a new set then it would
work?
i guess it is either that or write a bunch of setProps.
Hhhmmmm
And yes it was the when and which not the what.......
Thanks again,
Tom McGrath III
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On Jan 20, 2009, at 3:09 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Tom,
If you only want to know _what_ has changed, you can save a copy of
the custom properties set in a global array (or in another custom
properties set and copy it to an array variable when you need it).
When you want to make a comparison, you can copy the customkeys
properties set to an array and compare all the elements of the array.
If you want to know _when_ a custom property changes, you will have
to use a setprop handler for each single property. You can use
square brackets if you do this and thus create a properties set, but
not for the customKeys. If you use a different properties set, it
should work.
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On 20 jan 2009, at 20:32, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Is there a way to find out what custom property was set by using
the setProp control structure?
My custom properties are all in the default custom property set
"customKeys" and they are set from many places depending on user
action. I just want to know that or if any of them were changed so
that I can do a clean up of another objects custom properties.
First off the example in the dictionary is wrong or at least won't
compile:
setProp mySet[thisProperty] newValue
if thisProperty is "that" then put newValue into me
end setProp
This led me to believe that I could script this:
setProp customKeys[thisProperty] newValue
if thisProperty is among the customKeys of this card then
beep -- replaced by my cleanup code
end if
end setProp
This of course does not work. Are there any ideas on a better way
to detect what was changed???
Thanks in advance,
Tom McGrath III
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