You can always use 'switch' without specifying an expression to evaluate
as part of the 'switch' line, like so:
switch
case (tSender is not "Apple")
put true into tSwitchApple
--break
case (tSender is not "Peach")
put true into tSwitchPeach
--break
case (tSender is not "Grape")
put true into tSwitchGrape
--break
end switch
Or there's this. It doesn't generate errors but it also doesn't work -
the variables are not filled by it:
switch tSender
case (not "Apple")
put true into tSwitchApple
--break
case (not "Peach")
put true into tSwitchPeach
--break
case (not "Grape")
put true into tSwitchGrape
--break
end switch
("break" is commented to allow same logic flow as your example)
Here's another way (that does work) to skin that cat:
on doThisThing pSender
constant kFruits = "Apple,Peach,Grape"
put kFruits into tFruitsA
split tFruitsA with comma as set
put false into tFruitsA[pSender]
end doThisThing
I love arrays.
And there are probably many other ways to do it.
Phil Davis
On 8/4/15 2:24 PM, Peter Bogdanoff wrote:
Is it possible to convert this to a switch control structure, or otherwise
refined somehow? The “not” is what I need, and the setting has to be always
“true”:
on doThisThing tSender
if tSender is not “Apple” then
set tSwitchApple to true
end if
if Sender is not “Peach” then
set tSwitchPeach to true
end if
if Sender is not “Grape” then
set tSwitchGrape to true
end if
end doThisThing
Peter Bogdanoff
UCLA
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