Re: AppleScript TID bug OS 10.2.5? [again]
Re: AppleScript TID bug OS 10.2.5? [again]
- Subject: Re: AppleScript TID bug OS 10.2.5? [again]
- From: John Delacour <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 26 Apr 2003 22:47:39 +0100
- Mac-eudora-version: 6.0a16
At 2:26 pm -0700 26/4/03, Michelle Steiner wrote:
Not true. If the script has an "on open" handler, it is a droplet,
even if it has an explicit or implicit "on run" handler.
If something is dropped on it, it acts like a droplet and ignores
the code outside the "on open" handler (except for handlers called
from within the "on open" handler); if it is double clicked, it acts
like an applet, and runs the code in the "on run" handler.
Yes I know that, Michelle! But if you look at the script in question
and properly consider the situation you will admit it that this
particular run handler would be very confusing for a person that is
unfamiliar with Applescript, and that is the case here.
JD
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