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One thing to note or reiterate is that changing cssText is draconian, obliterating any declarations in there. This is why we had to reset top to 205px in the previous sample. Another, more general thing to note is that a style sheet differs from a <link> or <style>. The latter is markup, while the former is CSS. In other words, a style sheet is the CSS code in the file included by a <link> element or contained by a <style> element. So, you cannot, for example, retrieve a style sheet by its id member, since it does not have one. However, you can and probably should retrieve the corresponding <link> or <style> element by its id. Doing so ensures that your script continues to work in the event that CSS designers add more <link> or <style> tags. It s also the case if you add more tags dynamically by script, which we will cover not far down the road. For example, rather than hoping that the first <link> element continues to be the one we want to script in the future, we ought to modify the previous sample like so: function findRule(element, selector) { var sheet = element.sheet || element.styleSheet; var rules = sheet.cssRules || sheet.rules; selector = selector.toLowerCase() for (var i = rules.length - 1; i > -1; i --) { if (rules[i].selectorText && rules[i].selectorText.toLowerCase() === selector) { return rules[i]; } } return null; } var myRule = findRule(document.getElementById("spriteStyles"), "a#saucony"); if (myRule !== null) { myRule.style.cssText = "background:url(images/green.gif) -99px -135px; top:205px"; }

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There s a sample program in the Learn C Projects folder, inside a subfolder named 09.04 paramAddress, that should help show the difference between passing the address of a struct and passing a copy of the struct. Open and run paramAddress.xcodeproj.

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You can also supply a list of fields to sort by: set my_sorted_db to DB sort db my_db by {2, "-first name", -3} The preceding example will sort first by the second field, then by the field first name in descending order, and then by the third field in descending order.

main() defines a DVDInfo struct named myDVD and prints the address of myDVD s rating field: printf( "Address of myDVD.rating in main(): &(myDVD.rating) ); %p\n",

When you write scripts, you keep a lot of the script data in lists. Each database record is represented as an AppleScript list, with each item in the list representing a specific field in that record. This is why it is useful to be able to add fields to and delete them from a ScriptDB object. Let s say you created the database with three records that look like this: {{"James", true, 28}, {"Joan", false, 24}, {"Mario", false, 15}} The data here is really three fields: first name, married, and age. To add a gender field, you can use this command: set my_db to DB add field {"gender", string} to db my_db with data {"M", "F", "M"} The new ScriptDB object now contains the following record data: {{"James", true, 28, "M"}, {"Joan", false, 24, "F"}, {"Mario", false, 15, "M"}} If you want, you can get the data transposed, like this: DB get data from db my_db with transposed --> {{"James", "Joan", "Mario"}, {true, false, false}, {28, 24, 15}, {"M", "F", "M"}} You can also specify a default value via the optional using default parameter, in case the list is not long enough or you provide no data at all. To delete a field, use the DB remove field command, like this: DB remove field "married" from db my_db

Notice that we print an address using the %p format specifier. The p stands for pointer. This is the proper way to print an address in C. Here s the output of this printf() on my computer:

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