Odd scripting problem 2

[George Handley]

Hi Steve, and thanks for your help!

RE: "Where does the first else associate, for instance?”

Now you and Henk have me confused. There are three “If" statements (One with an Else) and three "End if" statements.

The “else” statement below is associated with the fact that the Tennis Flag is either on or off.

I must be missing what you’re asking or telling me.

Below is ther most current version after James’ suggestions.

Please stick to your guns and tell me in a different way your concern about what is wrong with the “else” part of the code.

Thanks,

George



> On Mar 13, 2016, at 11:32 AM, Steve Hume <stevelist at hume.ca> wrote:
> 
> My first reaction was that some End Ifs were at least missing for clarity. Where does the first else associate, for instance?
> 
> I was going to consult my AppleScript book first but clarity still wins for maintainability anyways. 
> 
> Steve Hume
> 

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