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[Phil Davis]

Hi Liam,

I'm coming to the party late, but here's another way to streamline your 
code. If you're open to changing the button names, why not change them 
to their corresponding values of 'it'? For example, the label of btn 
"AB" would be "NextTrack" according to your original code.

If the text on the button communicates something to the user, you can 
set the labels of the buttons to display whatever text you wish on the 
button itself.

Then your code can be reduced to a single line:

    send "mouseUp" to btn it -- no need for an 'if' now


Just another approach... Thanks -
Phil Davis


liamlambert wrote:
>     
> how do I write this in a switch statement or is there a better way
> to write it
> 
> if it contains JK then send mouseUp to button "NextTrack"
>     if it contains AB then send mouseUp to button "NextTrack"
>     if it contains JL then send mouseUp to button "playpause"
>     if it contains JM then send mouseUp to button "back"
>     if it contains GK then send mouseUp to button "1"
>     if it contains HK then send mouseUp to button "2"
>     if it contains IK then send mouseUp to button "3"
>     if it contains GL then send mouseUp to button "4"
>     if it contains HL then send mouseUp to button "5"
>     if it contains IL then send mouseUp to button "6"
>     if it contains GM then send mouseUp to button "7"
>     if it contains HM then send mouseUp to button "8"
>     if it contains IM then send mouseUp to button "9"
>     if it contains HN then send mouseUp to button "10"
>     if it contains "IN" then send mouseUp to button "11"
>     if it contains GN then send mouseUp to button "12"
> 
> thanks
> Liam L.
> 
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