overriding NSGetCommand
overriding NSGetCommand
- Subject: overriding NSGetCommand
- From: Ken Victor <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2006 09:55:13 -0800
what is the proper way to override NSGetCommand? i've read the new
ScriptableCocoaApplications.pdf and according to this, i don't need
to supply a get command in my sdef, and i simply need to provide a
class that is a subclass of NSGetCommand. this didn't work for me.
either i've misunderstood the documentation, or i misapplied what i
thought was appropriate.
i'd like to be able to intercept script gets in order to be able to
record them.
at this time, it looks like the most promising approach might be to
provide a subclass of NSScriptCommand and to pose my subclass as an
NSScriptCommand and then in my override of execute command, call
[super executeCommand] and then check to see if this is a get
command. this seems a little "clunky" and i'm not sure it will work,
so i thought i'd ask here before pursuing.
can anyone provide any guidance?
thanx,
ken
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