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odoc appleevent not "invoking" cocoa scripting
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odoc appleevent not "invoking" cocoa scripting


  • Subject: odoc appleevent not "invoking" cocoa scripting
  • From: Ken Victor <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 2 Sep 2005 18:43:23 -0700

i've turned on AEDebugReceives for my debug build (thanx bill monk!) i've also turned on NSScriptingDebugLogLevel (via defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSScriptingDebugLogLevel 1). thus, i can see both the appleevent as it comes in and the resulting nsscriptcommand.

if i launch my app and then launch script editor and send my app an open command, i can see both the odoc apple event and the Standard Suite.open nsscriptcommand in the debugger console. (as i should)

however, if i quit my app and then relaunch it and then again send the open command from script editor, although i see the odoc apple event in the debugger console, i don't get the Standard Suite.open nsscriptcommand! however, the document still opens! if i quit and relaunch script editor, without quiting my app, things work properly again.

i'm at a loss to explain/understand this behavior. its seems possibly as if script editor is erroneously caching something, but i can't figure out what. can anyone provide any insight or suggestions as to things to try?

thanx,
ken
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