Re: Is this an example of AppleScript 1.8 "breaking" Script Debugger 3.01? Or is it I?
Re: Is this an example of AppleScript 1.8 "breaking" Script Debugger 3.01? Or is it I?
- Subject: Re: Is this an example of AppleScript 1.8 "breaking" Script Debugger 3.01? Or is it I?
- From: Craig Sutherland <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2002 19:23:18 -0600
Ron-
Tried to compile your script in Script Editor and errored on the
compile. Message:
Expected end of line, etc., but found class name.
I have developer tools with Studio installed. Launching Script Debugger
to see how it would handle your script, received the same error. Checked
carefully to see that commas, returns, etc. were correct. From SD tried
to open the SD dictionary and found where the suites are listed the
single line- Dictionary Disabled.
I have not successfully used SD since the latest Dev tools were
installed. I tried the work arounds on Mark's site, but no stability.
I will try on a couple of office machine tomorrow- one which also has
Dev Tools w/10.1.2 and then on a second w/ 10.1 and Dev Tools from June
2001.
Odd. Never seen the Dictionary Disabled in the List:Suites in a
dictionary.
I had earlier problems in AS 1.6 when trying to mount a server over a
LAN w/AFP- the AEServer event appeared in the scripts in place of a
non-carbon application (AS 400 emulator). Turning off Allowing Remote
Events and Allow remote Login in File Sahring solved the AEServer at
compilation problem back then. AS 1.7f2 removed the need for that work
around.
BTW office at 40th & Main- not far from you.
Lumbering on ;-)
Craig
On Thursday, January 3, 2002, at 11:21 AM, <email@hidden> wrote:
Is this an example of AppleScript 1.8 "breaking" Script Debugger 3.01?
Or is
it I?
This script runs fine from within Script Debugger, however it won't run
from
the Script Menu or double clicked from the desktop. I get the error
message
that the application (Script Debugger) isn't running. When I open the
script, I see that the script is hosed up (Script Debugger becomes
"AEServer"; all Script Debugger events are hosed...)
Also I can't preview anything I want to print...
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------
display dialog "Please type in your reminder message" default answer ""
buttons {"Cancel",
"OK"} default button "OK"
set theContent to text returned of the result
set theContent to " \"" & theContent & "\""
tell application "Script Debugger"
activate
make new document with properties {name:"Reminder"}
set theFilename to name of document 1
set contents of document 1 to "tell application \"Mail\"" & return & ,
"set this_message to make new compose message at beginning of every
compose
message" & return & ,
"tell this_message" & return & ,
"make new to recipient at beginning of to recipients with properties
{address:\"email@hidden\", display name:\"AppleScript
Reminder\"}" & return & ,
"set the subject to \"Reminder\"" & return & ,
"set the content to" & theContent & return & ,
"end tell" & return & ,
"set the content of this_message to the content of this_message" &
return &
,
"make new message editor at beginning of every message editor" &
return & ,
"set the compose message of message editor 1 to this_message" &
return & ,
"send this_message" & return & "close every window" & return & ,
"end tell"
compile document 1
save document 1 as carbon script application in alias "Macintosh
HD:Users:krbishop:Reminder Scripts:Reminder"
close document 1
end tell
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Ron Bishop
--
"Thanks, and I'll take my answer off-the-air."
_______________________________________________
applescript-users mailing list | email@hidden
Help/Unsubscribe/Archives:
http://www.lists.apple.com/mailman/listinfo/applescript-users
Do not post admin requests to the list. They will be ignored.