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AppleScript error, overflow.
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AppleScript error, overflow.


  • Subject: AppleScript error, overflow.
  • From: Hanaan Rosenthal <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 8 Jul 2005 11:34:13 -0400

Hi,
My AppleScript system is encountering the following error:
Internal Table Overflow -2707
It is happening when loading script libraries.

Possible courses of action:

1. Increase RAM. This may be completely dumb, but the G5 is running on 1GB and has 8 apps running, some are RAM-hungry.

2. Change library structure:
Right now, a main script is running. It loads sub scripts, each 1000-3000 lines long. Each of these runs and then being destroyed.
Each of these scripts, however, loads its own set of 15 libraries, some are quite large.
How can I change the loading/unloading structure to avoid the Internal Table Overflow issue?
Right now the structure is:
1. Main script loads set of libraries
2. Main script loads single large script to run
3. This single large script loads same set of libraries
4. Single script destroyed and replaced by another.


Would it be better to have the loaded script 'refer' to the libraries that are already used by the Main Processor script (tell script_library_x of parent)?

Thanks,
Hanaan
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