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Re: Is there a "wake up" detector?
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Re: Is there a "wake up" detector?


  • Subject: Re: Is there a "wake up" detector?
  • From: vectormation <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 2 Oct 2001 20:26:07 -0400

following my own post up...
The code below did nothing on OS 9.1 with ASLib 1.6.

Am I misunderstanding how this event should be applied?

~Phi

>I wrote the following code :
>
>>on run
>> display dialog "Running - put me to sleep."
>>end run
>>
>>on <<event pmgtwake>>
>> display dialog "woke me up..."
>>end <<event pmgtwake>>
>
>(using real chevrons [option-slash & shift-option-slash])
>
>and saved it as classic applet & stay open.
>When I ran it, I got the dialog and then put my mac to sleep. On waking
>the Mac up I expected the dialog, but nothing happened.
>
>Mac OS 9.04, AppleScriptLib 1.4
>
>I assume the ASLib is the problem - I'll try it on a 9.1/1.6 machine
>later, but it looks like this is pretty new...
>
>~Phi
>
>
>>At 2:29 PM +0200 10/2/2001, Sander Tekelenburg wrote:
>>>This works for me under OS 9.1 with AS 1.6
>>>
>>>on +event pmgtwake;
>>> -- do stuff
>>>end +event pmgtwak;
>>>
>>>[Beware of our mailing list's chevron mangler ;)]
>>
>>Dude, that rocks. Where did you find this documented?
>>
>>Jon
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