Not necessary to use ``do''. A simple: set the myPropName of this
stack to <whatever> will work, as long as myPropName has a value,
otherwise the custom property set will be the literal ``myPropName''.
As I have written previously, the former use is proper
syntax---consistent with transcript's use of variables generally, but
the latter is not. If the literal is intended, it should be quoted
(but that doesn't work currently; i.e., set the "foo" of this stack to
<whatever> fails).
However, the name of the custom property I want to set is in the
variable myPropName.
So how do I make the spontaneous contents of the variable myPropName
into the name of a property, the contents of which I want to get or
set?
Use the "do" command, like:
do "set the" && myPropName && "of this stack to" && \
quote & "1234" & quote
--
John R. Vokey, PhD
Professor
B.E.R.G. - Behaviour and Evolution Research Group
Micro-Cognition Laboratory
Department of Psychology & Neuroscience
University of Lethbridge
Lethbridge, Alberta T1K 3M4
CANADA
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