Re: Applescript questions
Re: Applescript questions
- Subject: Re: Applescript questions
- From: Don Briggs <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 19 Mar 2004 08:43:44 -0800
Hi, Casey
I used Suite Modeler to check your suite.
Suite Modeler complains that in your test_app calss,
your choice of external name and apple event code
conflict with NSCoreSuite's declaration of NSApplication.
Suite Modeler has a free demo mode that performs this kind of diagnosis.
It's on my .Mac homepage.
http://homepage.mac.com/donbriggs
The same page has some examples of scriptable Cocoa apps.
In licensed mode, Suite Modeler saves your suite as {*.scriptSuite,
*.scriptTerminology}
and emits "rapid prototype code" -- a great way to start a project,
especially for a Cocoa newbie.
All best,
Don
On Mar 19, 2004, at 8:00 AM, Casey Fleser wrote:
OK, I'm playing around with AppleScript support and I'd like to
attempt to make a single object with a single attribute available to
AppleScript from my application object. I'm using standard key value
coding to access these objects. But when I run my little script:
tell application "scriptTest"
set testval of object to 333
end tell
AppleScript responds with: Can't set +class valT; of +class objT; to
333.
Everything looks ok in the dictionary, in the diagnostics, etc, etc.
Since there are several elements to this problem I put together a
little project with all of the relevant bits here:
http://www.pr3d4t0r.com/misc/snippets.html
Giving the amount of time I've been scratching my head over this, I'm
sure it'll end up being something absurdly obvious.
TIA,
Casey
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