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Re: Is there a problem with FordEvents and latest Sierra????
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Re: Is there a problem with FordEvents and latest Sierra????


  • Subject: Re: Is there a problem with FordEvents and latest Sierra????
  • From: Brian Christmas <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 19 Aug 2017 13:25:52 +1000

 G’day all, but particularly Shane, whose been helping.

I’m trying to determine the property names of images in columns that contain
images, such as plainCircle, greenCircle, & redCircle, from an Array Controller.

Getting the information from the columns is beyond me, and I’m in the realm of
‘guessing’ now. The columns are ‘Started’, & ‘SENT’.

I need to know which image, particularly the image property, is in each column.

Part of the crash log that relates to the column is…

Started = "<NSImage 0x61800007fec0 Name=PlainCircle Size={11.52, 11.52}
Reps=(\n    \"NSBitmapImageRep 0x6180000aafe0 Size={11.52, 11.52}
ColorSpace=sRGB IEC61966-2.1 colorspace BPS=8 BPP=32 Pixels=24x24 Alpha=YES
Planar=NO Format=2 CurrentBacking=<CGImageRef: 0x6180001c4560>
CGImageSource=0x618000032580\"\n)>";

I’m presuming ‘Started’ contains exactly what’s in the log, but reading it, or
reading and converting it to text, is beyond me.

I’ve searched the net trying to find how to get the name of an NSimage, in an
Array Controller, but I think it’s another case of ’you’ll find what you’re
looking for, if you start by typing the correct answer into the search box’.

Any advice from anyone, please???

Regards

Santa

        property redCircle : missing value
        property greenCircle : missing value
        property plainCircle : missing value

        on saveTheGeneralData()
                say "Saving"
                my fordEvent()
                #
                # Set the actual email addresses
                #
                set p to 1
                try
                        set jobINArray to jobArrayController's
arrangedObjects() as list
                        set p to 1.1
                        set newArray to {}
                        set p to 1.2
                        repeat with eachLine in jobINArray
                                set p to 1.3
                                # set temp to eachLine's Started  -- Fails
after 1.4
                                # set temp to eachLine's Started as text --
Fails
                                # set temp to (eachLine's Started) as text --
Fails
                                set temp to eachLine's Started's name -- Fails
                                set p to 1.4
                                if temp contains "PlainCircle" then set temp2
to "plainCircle"
                                set p to 1.5
                                if temp contains "GreenCircle" then set temp2
to "greenCircle"
                                set p to 1.6
                                tell eachLine to setObject:temp2 forKey:Started
                                set p to 1.4
                                tell eachLine to setObject:((eachLine's SENT's
name) as text) forKey:SENT — Fails
                                set p to 1.5
                                set end of newarrray to eachLine
                                set p to 1.6
                        end repeat
                        set p to 1.7
                        set jobINArray to newArray
                on error errmsg number errnum
                        say "error 1"
                        set jobINArray to {}
                        #if errnum is not in {-1700, -1728, -10000} then
                        tell application "System Events" to display dialog
("saveTheGeneralData 1 " & errmsg & " " & errnum & " p = " & p as text) giving
up after 20
                        #end if
                end try






> Then you need to figure it out. This isn't something you just look up -- it's
> a decision, and one you have to make. Stop looking for code, and think about
> what needs to be done.
>
>> I imagine I’d convert the variables to text, and reset on reading the
>> .plist, but am following your suggestion not to guess what I’m doing.
>
> That's not guessing -- that's thinking about things.
>
> --
> Shane Stanley <email@hidden <mailto:email@hidden>>
> <www.macosxautomation.com/applescript/apps/
> <http://www.macosxautomation.com/applescript/apps/>>, <latenightsw.com
> <http://latenightsw.com/>>
>
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