Batttle field heroes

Photo of Wonder Woman:"tell application "FileMaker Pro" set theRecord to create new record at database "Super Heroes" tell theRecord set cell "Name" to "Wonder Woman" set cell "Secret Identity" to "Diana Prince" set cell "Photo" to thePhotoPath end tellend tellWorking with Records (Part 2)Now that we have discussed basic record and field interaction, let's return to records again. Two primary tasks that you may want to automate in FileMaker Pro using AppleScript are, performing finds and sorting records.Finding RecordsThere are two ways to find records in a database. The first is to make use of the show command. The following example code demonstrates how to use this command to find and display all of the records within the specified database.tell application "FileMaker Pro" tell database "Super Heroes" show every record end tellend tellTo find and display records that match certain field values, you can still use the show command. However, you must specify the criteria for what you would like to find. This is done using the whose clause, and specifying the field you want to search, along with the value you want to locate within that field. For example, the following code will find and display every record in our sample database with a value of Superman in the Name field. tell application "FileMaker Pro" tell database "Super Heroes" show (every record whose cell "Name" = "Superman") end tellend tellA similar code variation can be used to search for records using multiple fields and values. The code below demonstrates this technique. This code will search our sample database for any record with a value of Superman in the Name field and a value of Clark Kent in the Secret Identity field.tell application "FileMaker Pro" tell database "Super Heroes" show (every record whose cell "Name" = "Superman" and cell "Secret

Example code will return the value of the Name field for every record in the found set of the specified database.tell application "FileMaker Pro" tell document "Super Heroes" field "Name" end tellend tell--> {"Superman", "Spiderman"}Fields also have properties, which may be of use to you as you script FileMaker Pro. For calculation fields, a formula property may be referenced to retrieve the calculation text for the field. For fields that have been assigned a value list, such as the Powers field in our sample database, the contents of that value list may be retrieved by referencing the choices property of the field. The following code demonstrates how to retrieve a value list for the Powers field in our sample database.tell application "FileMaker Pro" tell document "Super Heroes" choices of field "Powers" end tellend tell--> {"Flight", "Martial Arts", "Peak Physical Condition", "Spider Sense", "Spider Webbing", "Super Breath", "Super Hearing", "Super Speed", "Super Strength", "X-Ray Vision"}Populating FieldsNow, let's discuss how to populate fields with data. The following example code demonstrates how to set the values of multiple fields within in a given record.tell application "FileMaker Pro" set theRecord to create new record at database "Super Heroes" tell theRecord set cell "Name" to "Batman" set cell "Secret Identity" to "Bruce Wayne" end tellend tellAppleScript can also be used to populate container fields with images and other types of data using this same technique. To populate a container field with a file, set the value of the cell to the path of the desired file. For example, the following example code will prompt the user to select a photo of Wonder Woman. It will then create a record for Wonder Woman, populate some text fields, and insert the chosen photo into the Photo container field.set thePhotoPath to choose file with prompt "Please select a

Contain cells, which contain data and correspond to fields. The following example code shows that counting the number of cells within a specified record in our sample database returns a value of 8.tell application "FileMaker Pro" tell database "Super Heroes" tell record 1 count cells end tell end tellend tell--> 8Retrieving Field ContentsNow that we have discussed different ways to refer to fields, let's discuss how to retrieve data from fields. To retrieve the contents of a field within the scope of a single record, refer to a specific cell class contained within that record. For example, the following code will retrieve the value of the Name field for the first record in our database.tell application "FileMaker Pro" tell database "Super Heroes" tell record 1 cell "Name" end tell end tellend tell--> "Superman"As you can see by the code above, it is not actually necessary to reference a parameter of a cell in order to retrieve the cell's value. Simply referring to the cell itself will result in the value of that cell. Other methods of requesting a cell's value include, using the get data command, as well as accessing the cellValue property of the cell class. For example:get data cell "Name"Or:cellValue of cell "Name"To retrieve a field value from multiple records at once, you may refer to the field class within the scope of a database itself, rather than a record. For example, the following code will return the value of the Name field for every record in the specified database.tell application "FileMaker Pro" tell database "Super Heroes" field "Name" end tellend tell--> {"Superman", "Spiderman", "Batman"}Again, in this situation, referring to the document class rather than the database class would allow us to access records within the found subset of records, rather than within the entire database. The following

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