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Buttons and menus provide a means by which the end user can initiate actions such as deleting a customer record or navigating to the next order item. Both buttons and menus have properties that define what action should be initiated when clicked and, as you might expect, properties to control features such as label, icon, and whether the component is disabled. There are essentially two flavors of buttons available on the Component Palette: the Button component and the Toolbar Button component. Typically, the Toolbar Button component is used within an application toolbar and includes features such as a hover-over icon and the ability to show toggled state. The Button component is generally used for initiating page navigation or submitting a business service action. However, these are only guidelines. There are also different flavors of menu items such as a top-level menu bar, submenu, and the actual menu item that will initiate an action.

You will sometime encounter single-number variables such as i and j as the repeat variables. I did that because the variable s value had no special meaning other than being an integer. In this case, the variable points to an item from a list. So if the list is called names_list, then it s only fitting that the repeat variable will be called the_name_ref. Also notice that instead of using the statement display dialog the_name_ref, I used display dialog (contents of the_name_ref). This made the script get the actual value of the list item rather than the reference to the list item, which is stored in the variable the_name_ref.

In this section, you will take the name list you looked at earlier and create a script that will generate a personalized letter for each person in the list. The script will open the template you re about to create, replace the name placeholder text, and save the letter with the person s name in the filename. To start, you ll create the template. Start a new TextEdit document, and type the following text: "Dear NAME_PLACEHOLDER, You're invited to join us in the office on Monday for pizza" Next, save the document on the desktop to a file named report template.rtf. Script 11-8 shows the script. Script 11-8. set names_list to {"Ben", "Jen", "Stan"} set desktop_path to (path to desktop) as string set report_template to desktop_path & "report template.rtf" repeat with name_ref in names_list set report_file to desktop_path & name_ref & " report.rtf" tell application "TextEdit" activate open alias report_template tell document 1 set (every word where it is "NAME_PLACEHOLDER") to contents of name_ref save in file report_file close saving no end tell end tell end repeat Notice that throughout the script you use the repeat loop variable twice: once to set the report file path and again when inserting the person s name into the report template.

Script 5-13. 1. property wakeup_tune_file : missing value 2. property requested_time : "7:00" 3. if wakeup_tune_file is missing value then 4. set wakeup_tune_file to choose file with prompt "Pick a wakeup tune" of type {"MPG3"} 5. end if 6. set song_name to name of (info for wakeup_tune_file) 7. set tomorrow_date to (current date) + (1 * days) 8. repeat 9. set wake_dialog to display dialog "Enter time you want to wake up:" default answer requested_time buttons {"Stop", "OK"} default button "OK" 10. if button returned of wake_dialog is "Stop" then return 11. set requested_time to text returned of wake_dialog 13. try -- see if time entered is OK 14. set wakeup_date to date requested_time of tomorrow_date 15. exit repeat 16. on error --no good date 17. try 18. display dialog "Enter time again" 19. on error number -128 -- user cancelled error 20. return 21. end try 22. end try 23. end repeat 24. repeat 25. display dialog "The song \"" & song_name & "\"" & return & "should wake you up on: " & return & wakeup_date buttons {"Change Song", "OK"} default button "OK" giving up after 15 26. if button returned of result is "Change song" then 27. set wakeup_tune_file to choose file with prompt "Pick a wakeup tune" of type {"MPG3"} 28. set song_name to name of (info for wakeup_tune_file) 29. else 30. exit repeat 31. end if 32. end repeat 33. repeat until (current date) wakeup_date 34. delay 10 35. end repeat 36. tell application "QuickTime Player" 37. activate 38. open wakeup_tune_file 39. tell movie 1 40. set sound volume to 300 41. play 42. end tell 43. end tell