RE: extending an command
RE: extending an command
- Subject: RE: extending an command
- From: "Mahesh Vyas" <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 9 Nov 2008 03:08:01 +0530
- Thread-topic: extending an command
Title: RE: extending an command
Error is "Expected End of line but found identifier"
Application is QuarkXpress and dynamic libraries are 2 XTensions.
one XT defines open as
"open", "Open the specified object(s)",
kCoreEventClass, kAEOpen, noReply, "", replyOptional, kReplyParams,
typeObjectSpecifier, "list of objects to open", directParamRequired, kSingleNotEnumChanges,
{
// its parameters
}
and our XT defines open as
"open", "Open the specified object(s)",
kDispatchSuite, kAEOpen, noReply, "", replyOptional, kReplyParams,
typeObjectSpecifier, "list of objects to open", directParamRequired, kSingleNotEnumChanges,
{
}
Let me know if you need more info.
Thanx
Mahesh VYas
Regards
Mahesh Vyas
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-----Original Message-----
From: Ed Stockly [mailto:email@hidden]
Sent: Sun 09-Nov-08 02:27
To: applescript-users-request
Cc: Mahesh Vyas
Subject: Re: extending an command
This is a difficult question to answer for a few reasons.
First, it sounds like you're mixing up the terms Dictionary and Library.
Second you haven't let us know which application you're scripting
Third, you haven't provided an example that may help us diagnose the
issue. (keep it short but give us enough to go on).
Something like:
Tell application XXXX
open myDocument ....
end tell
HTH,
ES
On Nov 8, 2008, at 11:51 AM, Mahesh Vyas wrote:
> I am getting error while compiling a script if command (with
> parameters) defined in application is also defined in library
> loaded with application.
>
> "open" command is defined in Application, same command can also be
> executed with parameter
> Now if library loaded dynamically also defines "open" command (with
> parameter ).
>
> If we write a script and use "open" without parameters, it compiles
> and executes properly.
> If use "open" as parameters then script doesnt compile and gives
> error at the parameter of open.
>
> If we do not load the library, the "open" command works fine with
> parameter
>
> Let me know if I need to correct at library end.
>
> one more query, I have noticed that if we define "yes" and "no" at
> application end, we cannot define it at library end. script will
> not compile properly.
>
> Is their any way we can scope the definition.
>
>
>
> Thanx
> Mahesh Vyas
>
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