Robert,
The idea of using tokens is new to me. The idea seems sound but I am
confused about the syntax. Would you mind giving an example?
My questions are how to extract the token and replace it? can I use
replace, find, etc.
I looked up the token command and this was not clear.
Thanks,
Tom
I wanted to add that if you plan to edit those script on more or less
regular basis, then keeping them in an normally invisible field is
just as good as a property.
With regards to tokens, here is an example of an AppleScript:
tell application [appname] to activate
Let's assume you store it in a property called
myApplescriptBringForward and you want to execute it to make Finder
come forwards
put quote & "Finder" & quote into appname
get the myApplescriptBringForward of this stack
replace "[appname]" with appname in it
do it as applescript
I coded this quite explicitely and hope this makes things clear for you :)
Note that my using square brackets is not mandatory but they are
convenient delimiters ensuring that the token is a unique string.
Robert
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