Hi Rick, thanks for that. The script editor auto-changes the script to
delete the space, so I'll keep trying variations.
i
On Sat, Sep 26, 2015 at 8:15 AM, Rick Harrison
wrote:
> Hi ilsa,
>
> This may or may not be the issue but it is
> worth a try.
>
> I noticed that your do statement is:
>
>
Hi Bernd, I thought I had tried "do script" but I will try again. I will
also try the raw code for "do script" as suggested. Thanks for filing a bug
report on the missing Applescript dictionary!
i
On Sat, Sep 26, 2015 at 3:40 PM, BNig wrote:
> Hi ilsa,
>
> if you use LC 7.0.6 then
>
> -
FYI
I filed bug report
Bug 16029
regarding and failure to execute "do script" and missing dictionary for
AppleScript in latest versions of LC
Kind regards
Bernd
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Hi ilsa,
if you use LC 7.0.6 then
---
set d2 to "what"
tell application "LiveCode 7.0.6"
activate
do script ("ask " & d2)
end tell
---
works. (tested from Script Debugger)
(note the addition of "script" after do)
What I posted in
Hi,
this works for me when sending this AppleScript to Livecode from Script
Debugger. Should work from Filemaker also.
tested with Livecode 7.1 rc3
---
set d2 to quote & "what is going on?" & quote
tell application "LiveCode your version here"
Hi ilsa,
This may or may not be the issue but it is
worth a try.
I noticed that your do statement is:
do(“ask “ & d2)
try
do (“ask “ & d2)
Sometimes spaces are crucial for having
statements interpreted the correct way.
Good luck!
Rick
> On Sep 25, 2015, at 3:29 PM, ilivecode wrote:
>
> H
Hi:
Forgot to say it's FMP13 Advanced. Just a local database and stack. Error
-1708 most of the time. I also tried this in 7.1 and now the error message
is "LiveCode Indy 7.1 got an error: Can't continue do.":
tell application "LiveCode Indy 7.1"
activate
do("ask " & d2)
end tell
d2 contains a
Hi ilsa,
What version of FileMaker are you using?
Did you recently upgrade FileMaker?
Were you using ODBC to access FileMaker?
Thanks,
Rick
> On Sep 24, 2015, at 5:56 PM, ilivecode wrote:
>
> Hi:
>
> Several LiveCode versions ago I created a stack and a Filemaker database
> that could exch
Yes of course! Different commands would obviously do different things. I mean,
no developer would think of creating a language that had different commands and
functions that did essentially the same thing! That would be crazy! That would
be NUTZ! That would be... erm... Livecode! LOL! ;-)
Bob
Le 28 nov. 2010 à 15:26, zryip theSlug a écrit :
>
re,
thank you for the clarification and the good lesson !
> Hi Yves and Sarah,
>
> 1) The open command behaves like the File -> Open menu in the finder.
> In fact, "open" is more dedicated to open a document. In AS, the
> "application" class
On Sun, Nov 28, 2010 at 2:08 PM, Yves COPPE wrote:
>
> Le 28 nov. 2010 à 12:34, Sarah Reichelt a écrit :
>
>> Where you have "open application", try using "launch application" instead.
>> It's a while since I did this, but I seem to remember that "open"
>> brings the app to the front, where "launc
Le 28 nov. 2010 à 12:34, Sarah Reichelt a écrit :
> Where you have "open application", try using "launch application" instead.
> It's a while since I did this, but I seem to remember that "open"
> brings the app to the front, where "launch" does not.
>
> Cheers,
> Sarah
>
Hi Sarah,
Yes, that
Where you have "open application", try using "launch application" instead.
It's a while since I did this, but I seem to remember that "open"
brings the app to the front, where "launch" does not.
Cheers,
Sarah
On Sun, Nov 28, 2010 at 3:11 AM, Yves COPPE wrote:
> Hello list
>
>
> I use the follow
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