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Re: App and droplet
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Re: App and droplet


  • Subject: Re: App and droplet
  • From: Craig Stanton <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2006 07:11:55 +1300

Right, but that doesn't tell me how to keep it open in one case and close in the other.

What I thought would work was to declare a boolean in the on-run clause and not call quit at the end. Then in the on-open-with- documents bit it does it's thing and if the variable is defined then it doesn't quit. But it doesn't work. Despite checking the variable like this the script still reports an error that forceClose is not defined

	if defined(stayOpen) then
		--do nothing
		display alert ("bob")
	else
		quit
	end if

Any suggestions?

On 12/10/2006, at 6:58 AM, Steven D. Majewski wrote:


On Oct 11, 2006, at 1:33 PM, Craig Stanton wrote:

Hi all,
I released a droplet a few weeks ago and people seemed to like it. But the one consistent thing people contact me about it that it quits after doing it's thing. This is exactly what I expected to happen but they want it to stay open. It seems they are double- clicking it, then dragging things onto it, rather than dragging things on when it is closed. Is there a good way to make a script quit when it was started with drag-and-drop, but stay open if it was started by double clicking?




Double clicking will run the default or run handler, while a drop will run the open handler.

I've often used the run handler to run a menu with several options -- to set or change defaults
and other options or to open via a choose file menu rather than file drop, while the drag-and-drop
open handler just does it's thing and quits.


-- Steve Majewski

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