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Subject: Interpretation of "An identifier can't go after this identifier"
From: Jerry Krinock <email@hidden>
Date: Sat, 12 Dec 2009 08:34:23 -0800

Although I've written a Cocoa application, this is more of a user-level question.

In my app's sdef file, I've defined a "BookMacster Suite", and in there a command 'view errors from worker'. When I view the app's dictionary in AppleScript Editor, I see, as expected, in the BookMacster suite:

view errors from worker v

view errors from worker

Wonderful. However, when I execute the script

tell application "BookMacster" to view errors from worker

I get the very disappointing result that "An identifier can't go after this identifier", and what's weird is that only the first two words "view errors" are highlighted.

Could someone please explain how to interpret this. Or maybe, which identifier is "an identifier" and which identifier is "this identifier"?

Mac OS 10.6

Thanks,

Jerry Krinock

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