Re: Automator Action doesn't see updated sdef
Re: Automator Action doesn't see updated sdef
- Subject: Re: Automator Action doesn't see updated sdef
- From: Philip Aker <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 25 Dec 2006 01:49:45 +0000
- Composer: Philip Aker
- Copyright: Copyright (C) 2006, Philip Aker. All Rights Reserved
On 2006-12-24, at 23:10:49, Jerry Krinock wrote:
After adding some new terminology to my app's sdef, recompiling and
reinstalling the app, I re-open one of it's Automator action
projects. I
add one of the new terms to its main.applescript, and compile, but
I see
that, unlike the old terminology, the new term is green and not blue,
meaning that it is not recognized as a defined property and
therefore may
not work. ARGHHH!!!
Since I am familiar with similar foul caching behavior by Script
Editor, I
copy all the text from this main.applescript, remove
main.applescript from
the project, delete its file, quit Script Editor, quit Xcode, quit
my app,
relauch Xcode, reopen the Automator action project, make a "New
Applescript
text" file named main.applescript, paste in all the text from the
clipboard,
hoping that all this voodoo would be enough to get Xcode to look at
the new
dictionary. But it wasn't. After compiling, my new terminology is
still
green.
I hope I don't have to re-make the whole Automator action project from
scratch, just to clean the old sdef out of some unseen and
undocumented
cache somewhere. Someone please give a "holiday" gift and tell me
there is
an easier way.
I can tell you that Script Editor caches its .sdef files in /tmp/ on
my setup. If you Command-Click on the window title-bar of the
opened .sdef file, the path should be shown.
Philip Aker
email@hidden
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