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Adding AppleScript support to a Core Data application
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Adding AppleScript support to a Core Data application


  • Subject: Adding AppleScript support to a Core Data application
  • From: Andrew Madsen <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 11 Mar 2007 14:17:53 -0600

I'm trying to add AppleScript support to a Core Data application, and am having trouble. This is my first time adding AppleScript support to any app, so the whole thing has me confused. For one thing, I'm not sure how to implement objectSpecifier methods. In the Sketch example, the document has an array of graphics objects, and the object specifier is an NSIndexSpecifier based on the index of the graphics object in that array. In my app, the top level objects in a document are in an NSArrayController, and as I understand it, NSArrayController uses a set when used with NSManagedObjects, rather than an array. So what is the best way to generate and return an object specifier in an NSManagedObject subclass?

Anyway, I'm kind of rambling, and this is not the only thing that has me confused. Some good example code that shows how to add AppleScript support would be really helpful. I found a few posts by Bill Cheeseman from 2005 saying that he had an example nearly ready to publish, but I was unable to find it. Does anyone have any advice regarding adding AppleScript support to a Core Data app?

Thanks,
Andrew Madsen
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