I don't know if this will help in your case, but as a general rule,
using a "repeat for each" loop is much faster. If you are only dealing
with 10 lines, it won't really matter, but you may deal with more data
later
This script will add data to lines 1 to 10 but then when lines are
emptied only line 10 will fill back up.
on Add_New
repeat with x = 1 to 10
if line x of variable is empty then
Add some data to the line here
end repeat
end Add_New
This returns true, and is the exact line (minus the if) from the above
code!??
answer (line x of variable is empty)
Here is an example - untested but should be right or nearly so :-)
on newAddNew
put empty into newVariable
repeat for each line L in variable
if L is empty then
-- insert the new data in place of the empty line
put newData & cr after newVariable
else
put L & cr after newVariable
end if
end repeat
delete last line of newVariable -- extra cr
end newAddNew
Cheers,
Sarah
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