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The one-factor model is a strong simplification of the Markowitz model, and the CAPM is a theory. The main criticisms of the CAPM are as follows:

public String getCustLastName() { return (String)getAttributeInternal(CUSTLASTNAME); } public void setCustLastName(String value) { setAttributeInternal(CUSTLASTNAME, value); }

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display dialog "The folder already has a file with the same name" end try on error error_message display dialog "The following message has occurred:" & return & error_message end try

In the preceding example, the code whose error you want to trap is actually inside three nested try statements. Each one of the first two will trap only a specific error. If the error that occurred is not that error, the error will trickle down to the next try statement. At the end, the error will get to the outermost try block that you ve designed to trap any error.

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Error trapping is not a solution to errors! Well, it kind of is the solution, but only either for errors you anticipate or for freak, once-in-a-lifetime errors. During your testing and debugging stage, you should stay away from trapping errors. You want to see them as they come and treat them. Once you ve managed to account for almost all situations, add some try statements just to be sure. See the Using the Scriptwide try Statement section later in this chapter. You may also consider deactivating any error-trapping try statements. Simply comment out the try statement components. When all is done, uncomment the try statements to make them active again. You do that since during the testing stages you actually want to see the errors so that you can possibly find better solutions for them.

Sometimes you ll want AppleScript s own errors to be displayed but want to add some explanatory text of your own. The following script does just that it traps an error and displays the error text along with some more script-specific text. In this example, the script is looking for a related file needed for normal operation. If the file isn t found, the script displays a dialog box containing the actual AppleScript error following this text related to the script: A problem occurred while getting the work manifest. Here s the script: property work_folder : "Macintosh HD:Users:Hanaan:Work:" on run set manifest_file to work_folder & "manifest.txt" try set jobs_list to paragraphs of (read manifest_file) on error error_text --Stop the script immediately if the job manifest can't be found... display dialog "A problem occurred while getting the work manifest:" & return & return & error_text buttons {"Quit"} with icon stop return end try --Otherwise start processing the new jobs... --rest of the code goes here end run

The framework calls these methods whenever the value of an attribute is set or retrieved from the cache. So, if you want to force an attribute value to be displayed in uppercase, you could set the return value from the method getCustLastName() to uppercase using something like

One of the projects I m working on is a bunch of scripts Sal Soghoian (AppleScript product manager) wrote for Showtime Networks. The scripts automate the creation of the Upcoming Shows menus for about ten of Showtime Networks affiliate stations. Sal initially created the scripts as a public relations campaign for Showtime, and it really worked well. It also worked well for me to inherit the project, since besides billing for the time, I got to learn a lot from Sal s AppleScript mastery. One of the neat features in these scripts was that, besides the localized error trapping that was implemented throughout the script, every script had one big try statement that covered it from head to toe. The purpose of this try block s on error handler wasn t to notify the user that something wrong went down AppleScript s built-in error dialog box would have done that. The purpose was to cause the script to display the error message in a nice dialog box instead of the typical error message AppleScript displays in case of unhandled errors, with the dreaded Edit button that, no matter what I tell them, users always seem to want to click. Figure 17-3 shows the AppleScript generic-style error message dialog box.