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Scripting Airport?
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Scripting Airport?


  • Subject: Scripting Airport?
  • From: Charles Arthur <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 7 Oct 2001 21:35:03 +0100

I'm trying (in 9.2.1) to find out whether the modem of the base station is
connected.

It would seem trivial but isn't.
--
tell application "AirPort Scripting"
set thestatus to PPPStatus 1 --of "Apple Base Station 1b63be"
quit

end tell
thestatus
-->{class:PPPStatus, status:Connected, protocol:IPCP Up, method:Modem,
connect time:1060, remaining time:32703524, phone number:"0845-666-2225",
bytes in:141056533, bytes out:148002469, packets in:2134, packets out:2255,
errors in:0, errors out:0}

So to find out whether the modem is connected, you would think it would be
item 2 of thestatus, right?
--> Can't get item 2 of ....

According to the Airport dictionary, PPPStatus is a class, and these other
things are properties of it. But unlike say, the Finder, I can't get these
properties out, either by name or item or any other means.

So the clue is...?

Charles

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