Re: What does a 'dot' mean, perhaps a bug? Update
Re: What does a 'dot' mean, perhaps a bug? Update
- Subject: Re: What does a 'dot' mean, perhaps a bug? Update
- From: Brian Christmas <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 15 Aug 2014 19:37:31 +1000
G'day Scripters
I think i've found a bug in Xcode ApplescriptObjC. I tried to get my handlers finishing with a numeric character to work, but eventually replaced then with text equivalents, and hey presto, they worked.
So, 'onMenuUsed1_' thru 8 failed, but 'onMenuUsedOne_' thru to 'eight' is OK. If it's not a known bug, should I report it?
On another note, i'm trying to save NSDates in a text file. Is this possible, and if so whats the correct writing and reading formats please? Otherwise, should I somehow convert them?
TIA
Regards
Santa
On 14/08/2014, at 1:45 PM, Brian Christmas <email@hidden> wrote:
> G'day again
>
> Well, I've worked out that the dot is irrelevant, but I think I've found a problem.
>
> My 8 handles were out of sequence with the 4 groups of 2 buttons each on the app, so I shifted the handlers in my code, and re-named them, to 'onMenuUsed1' thru 8.
>
> I then reset the bindings on all the buttons to point to the now-in-sequence handlers, and promptly lost all connections but 2. These still active handlers were now pointing to their old bindings; so instead of pointing to 'onMenuUsed3' and 'onMenuUsed4' they were addressing their old handlers 'onMenuUsed1' and 'onMenuUsed2'.
>
> I've even control-clicked on each button to bring up the inspector, and deleted the bindings there as well.
>
> No wonder i lost the eighth buttons bindings before!
>
> Is there a bug in Xcode 5.1, or should I re-install it?
>
> Yours in worry,
>
> Santa
>
>
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