Formatting Javascript - simple question

[Justin Hancock]

This is a script which outputs the currently playing info for iTunes 4 then turns it into an image and finally uploads it to the Internet. My question comes in the formatting of the output.

function running() {
	return appleScript('tell application "System Events"\nreturn number of (application processes whose name is equal to "iTunes")\nend tell\n');
}

function tell(command) {
	return appleScript('tell application "iTunes"\n' + command + '\nend tell\n');
}

function state() {
	return tell('return player state as string');
}

function write(artist, album, title) {
	var target = resolvePath(preferences.target.value);
	runCommand('echo "' + artist + '" > ' + target + ';' +
		'echo "' + album + '" >> ' + target + ';' +
		'echo "' + title + '" >> ' + target);
}

function update() {
	if (running() != 0 && state() != 'stopped') {
		var artist = tell('return artist of current track');
		var album = tell('return album of current track');
		var title = tell('return name of current track');
		write(artist, album, title);
	} else {
		write('Nothing is currently being played.', '', '');
	}
}

update();

That outputs this:

Matchbox Twenty
Yourself or Someone Like You
Push

I want all the information to be displayed on one line, and in this format:

Matchbox Twenty's "Push"

Is this possible?

[nickc]

Collect all the output strings into a global variable string and output that.

Nick

[Justin Hancock]

The problem is, I have no idea how to do that.