Hello Matt,
I finally did something using the following suite definition:
<suite name="My Suite" code="mysu">
<class name="document" code="docu" description="my project"
plural="document" inherits="document">
<cocoa class="MyDocument"/>
<property name="source" code="snam" description="name of source
file" type="text">
<cocoa key="sourceFile"/>
</property>
<responds-to command="dosomething">
<cocoa method="handleDoSomethingScriptCommand:"/>
</responds-to>
</class>
<command name="dosomething" code="dosc" description="do something">
<cocoa class="NSScriptCommand"/>
<direct-parameter type="document"/>
<result type="any"/>
</command>
</suite>
MyDocument is derived from NSDocument and has property sourceFile and method
- (id) handleDoSomethingScriptCommand: (NSScriptCommand *) cmd
{NSLog(@"got it"); return nil; }
I wrote a simple script:
tell application "My App"
activate
make new document
set source of first document to "/some/path/here"
--tell first document to dosomething
close first document
end tell
This works until I remove comments from the line that calls my method.
I receive an error that there is no variable "dosomething".
I tried another syntax: "dosomething first document" and received an error too.
The questions:
1. Did I correctly subclassed document from standard suite?
2. Did I correctly described a property? Should it be string or file
type if it is a path?
3. What did I do wrong with calling of method? How to fix it?
Thank you.
On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 7:48 PM, Matt Neuburg<m...@tidbits.com> wrote:
> On Fri, 12 Jun 2009 14:45:48 +0400, Vitaly Ovchinnikov
> <vitaly.ovchinni...@gmail.com> said:
>>Hello,
>>
>>I completely stumped with allowing my application to be called from
>>apple-script. After reading of apple docs, I added simple sdef file
>>and two keys to info.plist. Sdef file contains only standard suite and
>>nothing added by me, but even with this I can't run the simplest
>>script like this one:
>>
>>tell application "MyApp"
>> get name of document 1
>>end tell
>
> Does your sdef define the document class, and does it link it to the Cocoa
> class of your NSDocument subclass and specify the "name" element as 'pnam'?
> m.
>
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