Loading an AS dict that defines 'point' also causes 'points' to be defined??
Loading an AS dict that defines 'point' also causes 'points' to be defined??
- Subject: Loading an AS dict that defines 'point' also causes 'points' to be defined??
- From: David Springer <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 5 Aug 2009 10:31:35 -0600
Folks,
I recently switched to using an .sdef in my Cocoa app for defining AS event
handlers. The problem is that suddenly it looks like my app defines the
property 'points' and this breaks other apps which send AS events to mine.
In my .sdef, I do not define a 'point' or 'points' property, nor do I do
this in code. When I use Script Editor, it shows that 'point' is a keyword
but 'points' is not, unless my app is running.
Any clues as to what is going on here? Is there a way I can "undefine"
'points' in my .sdef, or in code? Is there a way to debug this, either via
Cocoa APIs or some tool that shows me what properties are being set by which
script/script addition?
Thanks!
- Dave.S
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