On Jul 30, 2005, at 12:59 PM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
Hi Dennis,
I believe this was largely due to modifying the
control variable <inName1> within the repeat loop. I
made some other changes, and you'll find the result
below:
I guess I don't understand the repeat for each control structure they
way I thought I did.
I wonder if the repeat for each variable is really a pointer to the
original complete string that gets overwritten if you modify the
variable. In that case the repeat for each variable must be a read
only value... or else!
But wait, there's more... From the dictionary:
>>"The for each element labelVariable in array form sets the
labelVariable to the first element in the array at the beginning of
the loop, then sets it to the next element for each iteration.
>> Important! You cannot change the labelVariable in a statement
inside the loop. Doing so will cause a script error..."
Well I never got that script error message!
I guess what they meant to say was that "You cannot change the
CONTENTS OF THE labelVariable in a statement inside the loop. Doing
so will cause YOU TO GO CRAZY TRYING TO DEBUG YOUR SCRIPT SINCE IT
WILL WORK FINE IN DEBUG MODE"
repeat for each item inName1x in inNames1
put inName1X & "W" into inName1
Running the above script seemed to work for me.
Right, because the inName1x variable is never modified.
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