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Scripting iCal 3
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Scripting iCal 3


  • Subject: Scripting iCal 3
  • From: Bertrand HOLVECK <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 7 Dec 2007 08:53:54 +0100

Hi,

I'm currently trying to update my scripts that I was using on Tiger. One of them comes from a bundle at Omnigroup. I use it to export my "todo lists" from OmniOutliner to iCal.

So in the script several things fail like for example in a "tell iCal" zone, the script displays a dialog box that doesn't appears, but it's waiting for the user to press the button OK (which is not visible!). Concerning that problem I can't go further by pressing enter which presses the ok button of the invisible dialog!

My message concerns an other problem.
The script adds new todo item with the following call:
set new_todo to (make new todo at end of todos of my_cal with properties {due date:dueDate, summary:itemText, priority:the_priority, description:noteText, completion date:completeDate})


I get the following error (translated from french so it may not be the exact terms):
"Error in iCal: AppleEvent manager has failed."


I don't understand the meaning of that error. Does it comes, by any chance, from a bug inside iCal3 applescript interface?
Do you have any hints?


Thanks,
Bertrand


--- Bertrand HOLVECK Engineer Grenoble - France

Mobile: +33 (0) 675 132 587
Web: http://www.holveck.net

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