I have implemented the required methods to support creating an object
in Apple Script, but it does not work as advertised.
This does work as expected
tell front document
make new family at end
tell last family
set properties to {husband:"@I5@"}
end tell
end tell
This creates the object but does NOT set the properties
tell front document
make new family at end with properties {husband:"@I5@"}
end tell
The family objects are tied to key-value methods using <key> =
famRecords in my suite and the method getting called by both these
make commands is
- (void)insertInFamRecords:(id)object
where object is the correct FAMRecord type. If "set properties to"
works on an existing object, shouldn't it work when creating a new
one? Do have to manuul find a way to override the make command?
Curiously this method of form insertIn<Key>Records: is not even
mentioned in the "Key-Value Coding and Cocoa Scripting" section of
the "Cocoa Scripting Guide." I had to find it by an error message in
the Console before it was present.
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John Nairn
GEDitCOM - Genealogy Software for the Macintosh
http://www.geditcom.com
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