debugging or seeing apple events in OSX is actually easier than in
classic as it's built into the OS.
You need s set a few envelope variables in a terminal window, then
open the application from that terminal window and then watch the
output in the console. I was just doing this earlier this morning ;)
in the terminal type:
setenv AEDebug 1
setenv AEDebugSends 1
setenv AEDebugReceives 1
setenv AEDebugVerbose 1
setenv AEDebugOSL
and then run the app from inside that terminal session like:
open /path/to/app
and then watch the output in the terminal. If it's not immediately
obvious what you need to do feel free to drop me a note off the list
Chris! I"d be happy to at least take a swing at it.
James
On Jan 29, 2007, at 1:20 PM, Chris Halford wrote:
I have not tried this.
C.
On Jan 29, 2007, at 1:10 PM, Arnaud Nicolet wrote:
Have you tried AEMonitor?
It is really great: it grabs AppleEvent sent to/from any
applications and can even convert them to RB code.
Le 29 janv. 07 à 18:34 Soir, Chris Halford a écrit:
Is anyone out there an expert at formatting appleevents in RB,
and wouldn't mind lending a hand on a trivial applescript to rb-
appleevent conversion for about 5 minutes?
(off list)
James Sentman, you still out there?
RSVP.
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