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Re: Scripting support problems




On Sep 30, 2004, at 1:41 AM, Doug Knowles wrote:

- After leaving my project alone for a few days while I was on the road, I came back and tried my scripts without making any changes to the project, and the script line that wouldn't compile before (set org to root organizer of document 1) now compiles and executes correctly. This leads me to ask whether the script editor's dictionary is failing to be updated when I build my project, or whether the project itself is failing to update when I change the dictionary source? Should I be versioning my files, and if so, how?

It's been my experience that as soon as you have modified something in one of the .scriptSuite or .script Terminology file. It's safer to logout and login as soon as the dictionary has been loaded by the Script Editor.


Not to mention the fact that when you're loading your new "dictionary", the old one is loaded instead. There must be some kind of caching here.

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