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Re: Error from opening a read only applet in SD
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Re: Error from opening a read only applet in SD


  • Subject: Re: Error from opening a read only applet in SD
  • From: John Stewart <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 29 Aug 2003 04:34:34 -0400

> On 28/08/2003 14:55, John Stewart <email@hidden> wrote:
>
> >It works just fine when you consider that it returns error number -43
> >which isn't what's being tested
> >for. Ergo the code to set "myerr" never gets executed, try it this way
> ->
> >
> >
> >global myerr
> >set myerr to ""
> >try
> > set k to "Disk:Folder:applet"
> > tell application "Finder"
> > set y to k as alias
> > open y using application file id "asDB"
> > end tell
> >on error errMsg number errNum <-- simplified
> > set myerr to errNum
> >end try
> >
> >return errNum
>
> --> The variable errNum is not defined.
>
> Are you testing this with Script Debugger? Because in SD nothing after
> "on error" gets executed.
>
> And thanks to Emmanuel for pointing out my "Read Only" error.
>
> cheers
> ehsan
> __________


Yes, I'm using SD along with OS 10.2.6 and AS 1.9.1 but it makes no difference which script editor I
use. Copy/pasting your code above and running it exactly as written returns -43 every time.

OMM the only way the "on error" portion of the code won't be executed is if there is actually a real
file with the path "Disk:Folder:applet" which there isn't. Are you substituting a real path of a real
file in place of that psuedo path?

One thing you might try is ->

try
error number 1
display dialog "got here"
on error errMsg number errNum
display dialog (errNum as string) & ": " & errMsg
end try

This code should display a dialog containing "1: An error of type 1 has occured" and never display
one containing "got here". If it performs otherwise, you have something very strange happening with
your AppleScript installation.

John
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