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Program Linking Still!
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Program Linking Still!


  • Subject: Program Linking Still!
  • From: "ken " <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2002 10:59:55 -0500

I'm still struggling to get program linking working. Master script on
OS X Server 10.1.3 (looking into if that's a version with the bug and
what version it's fixed in). Slave Script on OS 9.2.

I am writing both scripts on the OS 9 machine and compiling the
Master script for OS X application, never show startup. Script Editor
1.6, AS v1.6.

When I type the IP address in the script, I type as:

tell application "PLTest" of machine "eppc://192.168.1.61"



When I copy it to the OS X machine, the code magically reads:

tell application "PLTest" of machine "eppc://2.168.1.61"

Why is it clipping my IP address? I've verified that it's not a human
error. If I fix the address on the OS X machine, I can't recompile the
script because it can't get the applications event dictionary. (I'm
just trying to call a handler in a stay open applet). So, I tried this
instead:

tell application "Finder" of machine "eppc://192.168.1.61"
beep
end tell

Same thing. Couldn't get the applications event dictionary. ANY
help is appreciated. I really need to enable program linking soon.
Thanks.

Ken Fleisher
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