> @interface NSApplication (myTestInAppController)
> - (void)testFunction;
> @end
>
> And then I add the following to AppController.m:
>
> @implementation NSApplication (myTestInAppController)
> - (void)testFunction {
> NSRunAlertPanel(@"TEST FUNCTION", @"", @"Ok", nil, nil);
> }
> @end
Hi Graham,
Well I hope you are having better luck on the AppleScript list. AppleScript
development is beyond my knowledge. But if you can get the above to work, I
would suggest wrapping the new Esellerate functions in your own methods.
Keep the testFunction as is and instead of calling NSRunAlertPanel add your
Esellerate code and return information for success.
@interface NSApplication (myTestInAppController)
- (BOOL)myEsellerateMethod:(NSString *)key;
@end
And then I add the following to AppController.m:
@implementation NSApplication (myTestInAppController)
- (BOOL)myEsellerateMethod:(NSString *)key {
NSString *publisherID = @"1234";
NSString *activationID = @"ACT1234";
NSString *pathToEngine = [[NSBundle mainBundle]
pathForResource:@"EWSMacCompress.tar.gz" ofType:nil];
OSStatus error = eWeb_InstallEngineFromPath([pathToEngine UTF8String]);
if ( error < E_SUCCESS) {
NSLog(@"Esellerate engine install failed with code: %d",
engineStatus);
return NO;
}
OSStatus validSN = eWeb_ActivateSerialNumber ([publisherID UTF8String],
[activationID UTF8String], [key UTF8String], 1);
If ( validSN > 0 )
return YES;
else
return NO;
}
@end
But as I mentioned before that is a shot in the dark, not knowing about
AppleScript development I just assume this is something that should work.
Conor
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