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With a bit more thought, you can make the script handle parties of any size by creating a list of people you want to get drinks for and then looping through that list. Each loop will determine the drink for the next person in the list: property sodas_left : 4 property beers_left : 1 property vodkas_left : 5 set partygoers_names to {"Sue", "Jane", "Sarah", "Steve", "Hanaan", "Jon"} repeat with name_ref in partygoers_names display dialog name_ref & " is drinking " & get_drink() end repeat on get_drink() ... In a real-world situation, I would start by loading the inventory from a database (or user input) and then outputting the final inventory (in other words, after the drinks have been taken) at the end of the script.

You can view the bindings for this page by selecting the Bindings tab, as indicated in Figure 11-3 This page shows the bindings and the data control to which it is bound, as shown in Figure 11-4 The icon for the binding shows that this is a tree binding; however, placing the cursor over the binding will also display a hint that this is a tree binding..

What s important to remember when working with conditional statements is that when the script runs, the expression that lies between the word if and the word then will be evaluated and reduced to one thing: a value that is either true or false. Although the Boolean result may be simple, the logic used to arrive at it may be complex. Until now you have seen a simple Boolean expression, sodas_left > 0, which simply evaluates one number. Figure 10-5 shows a complex Boolean expression used in the conditional statement.

Figure 10-5. A conditional statement using a complex Boolean expression To make this situation a bit easier to swallow, what I usually do is start by assigning the result of the complex Boolean expression to a well-named variable. I can then use that variable in the conditional statement instead of the monstrous expression itself. Figure 10-6 shows an example of this.

Figure 10-6. The same complex Boolean expression assigned to a variable before being used in a conditional statement

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Another way to organize complex conditional code is by nesting several simple conditional blocks one inside another. You put forth one condition if it evaluates to true, the next condition is tested, and so on. Figure 10-7 shows a simple nested conditional statement.

Figure 10-7. A simple nested conditional statement By the nature of their functionality, some scripts will contain more conditional statements than others. Some scripts contain so many that their entire structure is one huge conditional statement. Another way to form complex conditional statements is to use small conditional statements and nest them in other conditional statements. It does make the script longer, but as the script as a whole becomes larger and more difficult to handle, you may see the benefits of this style of writing. Let s look at an example say you re in the market for a car. You travel from dealership to dealership and present your requirements in two different formats. The first format is this single statement: If you have a car that is yellow or green, gets more than 30 miles per gallon, can fit five, is less than three years old, and costs less than $10,000, I ll take it!

You will also notice that there is a middle column, Executables. For the moment you can assume one executable per collection. This executable is an iterator, or pointer to the current data object. So, in Figure 11-4 you have a tree binding CustomersView1; the pointer for that collection of data is called CustomersView1Iterator; and that references the CustomersView1 data control.