Hello all,
I'm trying to add an Apple Event to my Cocoa application that accepts
a pure data parameter (AE constant typeData = 'tdta'). In my
".scriptSuite" file I've tried setting the "Type" to "NSData",
"NSAppleEventDescriptor", "tdta", "any", and "****". All of them
trigger something like the following log output on launch:
.scriptSuite warning for argument 'xxxx' of command 'Whatever' in
suite 'MyApp': 'NSData' is not a valid type name.
How do I get Cocoa to give me an instance of NSData in the
"evaluatedArguments" dictionary? If I upgrade my whole scripting
information to the new "sdef" file format, is this problem solved? Or
do I have to resort to Carbon's AEInstallEventHandler just for this?
That would make me unhappy.
~Martin
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