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Re: Creator type of packaged app bug?


  • Subject: Re: Creator type of packaged app bug?
  • From: Paul Berkowitz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 00:15:36 -0700

On 7/7/03 11:09 PM, "Jon Pugh" <email@hidden> wrote:

>> So, I'm guessing that the Get Terminology event fails.
>
> And I should mention that shutting down the script editor and relaunching it
> is the fix for when you get into this state.

Nope. I must have restarted Script Editor and Script Debugger 100 times or
so since this problem started. And I mentioned that I can get the
terminology by opening the Finder's dictionary without problem, and the
correct keywords display there.

As far as I can recall, I had a very brief respite after installing OS
10.2.6.
>


OK, folks. This works:

tell application "OS X HD:System:Library:CoreServices:Finder.app:" to
get folder "Users" of startup disk
--> folder "Users" of startup disk

So the system has been pointing me at the wrong Finder. Probably the OS 9
Finder. (I haven't booted into OS 9 in ages, but this has been going on for
ages.) Using 'application "Finder.app' doesn't help - it needs to be the
full path. I can't definitely confirm it:

tell application "OS X HD:System:Library:CoreServices:Finder.app:" to
get application file id "MACS" as alias
--> alias "OS X HD:System:Library:CoreServices:Finder.app:"

whereas

tell application "Finder.app" to get application file id "MACS" as alias

errors. But I think it must be trying to get the classis Finder to respond,
and it can't in OS X.

Weird. I wonder how to reclaim the OS X Finder as application "Finder". I'd
probably need to do an OS 10.2.6 reinstall, maybe a clean reinstall of OS
10.2-->10.2.6. Yucch. Actually I recall doing a simple software Update
incremental 10.2.5-->10.2.6. It's been reported that doing full combo
updates is better than the incremental ones. I'll try the combo.

--
Paul Berkowitz
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