Re: NSScriptCommand with record parameter

<record-type name="scriptmenurecord" code="scMe">

</property>

</property>

</record-type>

and then use this instead of record in the command "selected scriptmenu"

But the result is exactly the same. And the curious thing is that I am unable to see the above record-type when I open my apps Dictionary in Script Editor.

Ivan

Den 23. nov.. 2007 kl. 08:13 skrev Ivan C Myrvold:

I want to know which application is frontmost when I select a script in the script menu, so I put this into the sdef file of my application:

<command name="selected scriptmenu" code="TaCldosc" description="A Script menu item have been selected">
<cocoa class="SelectedScriptMenu"/>
<direct-parameter>
<type type="record" list="no"/>
</direct-parameter>
</command>

The script that I put in the script menu looks like this:

property frontmostApplication : "none"

tell application "System Events"
set frontmostApplication to item 1 of (get name of processes whose frontmost is true)
end tell

tell application "Tansa"
activate
selected scriptmenu {name:frontmostApplication, menu:5}
end tell

The result is printed out with a NSLog:

2007-11-23 07:33:32.822 Tansa[8848:10b] SelectedScriptMenu dict: {
1886282093 = Mail;
1668116085 = 5;
}

I thought the key should be the same as what I put in the script, "name" and "menu", but they came out as integers. Why?
How can I get the dict to be that?

Ivan

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