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Re: spurious timeout on nth Apple event on Snow Leopard
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Re: spurious timeout on nth Apple event on Snow Leopard


  • Subject: Re: spurious timeout on nth Apple event on Snow Leopard
  • From: Hagimeno <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 9 Nov 2009 23:35:49 +0000 (GMT)

Hi,

We just installed the final 10.6.2 release and discovered that spurious Apple Event timeout has NOT yet been fixed.
Using Matt script (see below) 10.6.2 stop at about 65530 events in less than a minute.
Any chance that will be fixed soon?
We need to wait again some months and the 10.6.3?
We can understand that in others 10.6.x areas there are some bugs that must be fixed but in AppleScript area which bugs are more important that this?

I would not be boring but we would like to remember to all AS developers that this BUG prevent any customers with new machines equipped with 10.6.x to use any AppleScript, AppleScript Studio or AppleScriptObjC (ASOC) apps to works correctly generating random timeout that can appear after few seconds/minutes.

There is any workaround for continue to work and develop under 10.6.x?

We are not happy today :-(

Alex


Matt Neuburg Script test:

set i to 0
repeat -- forever
	set i to i + 1
	with timeout of 5 seconds
		try
			tell application "Finder"
				count Finder windows
			end tell
		on error errMsg number errNum
			display dialog i
			error errMsg number errNum
		end try
	end timeout
	if i > 70000 then
		display dialog "You passed the barrier!"
		exit repeat
	end if
end repeat





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