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wordFiller

global property
new in 1.40
The wordFiller is initially set to "?" to represent any unspecified words when putting a value into a non-existent word:

         set phrase to "start here"
        put "the end" into word 7 of phrase
        put phrase -- "start here ? ? ? ? the end"

Set the wordFiller to empty for the same behavior as earlier releases (simply fill in with a single space), or to a different value:

         set the wordFiller to "umm..."
        put "Hello and" into greeting
        set word 5 of greeting to "welcome!"
        put greeting -- "Hello and umm... umm... welcome!"

The delimiter used between words is the first character of the value of the wordDelimiter property (by default this is a space character). Optionally, you may set the wordFiller to an array of two values rather than a single value. In this case, the first value will be the filler word, and the second value will be used as the delimiter between words.

Related: wordDelimiter, characterFiller, lineFiller