cool man, will hava look when I get a chance... i've identified the
problem to be the 'tell finder... activate'. If I delete the activate
line, no problem - finder opens up in the background. But if I have
the activate, i have the screwup... clearly a bug... but not sure if
its a QC bug or AppleScript bug so dunno where to file it!
On 16 Sep 2008, at 18:25, vade wrote:
I re-factored the code a bit, and am running the applescript from a
background thread, and added in some locking to avoid crashes if the
script is run too quickly in succession.
This seems to work, but I get the impression this is not the right
way to do it, as I little birdy told me applescript should never be
called on anything but the main thread. (is this true? or does this
depend on the script?)
I also added some locking for the GL context, and it *seems* to be
working fine. Id be curious if this an incredibly bad idea.
Perhaps using NSTask and osascript from the command line or
something, to run it in a wholly separate background process? Might
be a better approach.
Hope this helps.
Cool I got to say re-factored!
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