Hi Thierry,
You cannot put one literal into another literal. In your case, you
might want to use arrays:
put empty into myVar[x]
or a do statement:
do "put empty into myVar" & x
Best,
Mark
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Op 1-dec-2006, om 15:16 heeft Thierry het volgende geschreven:
hi all,
I submit you a strange problem I'm encountering. I want to create
local variables with the following script:
repeat with x = 1 to 3
put empty into ("Myvar" & x)
end repeat
Surprisingly, this does not work. In fact it opens the Error window
which indicates:
Type Chunck: bad destination
Object button
line put empty into ("Myvar" & x)
hint (
Has someone an idea of what is happening?
Thank,
Thierry
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