Re: Unique TIDs in OSX?
Re: Unique TIDs in OSX?
- Subject: Re: Unique TIDs in OSX?
- From: Paul Berkowitz <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 09 May 2002 08:11:54 -0700
On 5/9/02 7:39 AM, "Paul Skinner" <email@hidden> wrote:
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Long story made short... I can't. Can anyone post code that
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demonstrates a script that uses TIDs using the value of TIDs that has
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been modified by another script while both are running? It appears to me
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to be a non-issue. At least here.
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OS version 10.1.4. Applescript verion 1.8.2b4
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These two scripts saved as applications.
And that's the reason. TIDs apply only to the application running them. They
are not universal across all applications. If there were a way of running
two compiled scripts simultaneously from an application's script menu, THEN
you might be able to cause train wreck. But well-designed apps don't let
you do that. You can't select a second script in the menu while a first
script is still running, so how would you test? If I were in the mood, I
might have a go at running a script from an OE or Entourage script menu just
as a timed schedule which runs a script is just about to take off. But i can
pretty well guarantee that one will wait for the other to finish before
starting.
--
Paul Berkowitz
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