Hi!
Can someone tell me why this doesn’t work?
tell application "iChat"
if status of account "account name" is "avalible" then
send "hello!" to account "account name"
end if
end tell
:shock:
//ThunderMac
Hi!
Can someone tell me why this doesn’t work?
tell application "iChat"
if status of account "account name" is "avalible" then
send "hello!" to account "account name"
end if
end tell
:shock:
//ThunderMac
I suggest something just a bit more involved. I don’t know how this would work in real application with iChat.
property watchedUser : "myself"
property message : "Hello!"
tell application "iChat"
set theList to id of every account where status is available
if theList contains watchedUser then
sendChatMessageToUser(watchedUser)
end if
end tell
on sendChatMessageToUser(userID)
tell application "iChat"
repeat with i in (every account where id is userID)
send message to a
end repeat
end tell
end sendChatMessageToUser
It doesn’t work because (in addition to the fact you’ve typoed ‘available’) your query is comparing the wrong thing.
If you look at the dictionary for iChat you’ll see that ‘status’ is defined as:
status away/offline/available -- (inherited from the “application” class) My status on all services.
In other words, the status options are application constants called ‘away’, ‘offline’ and 'available. They are not strings.
Therefore you should:
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Note the lack of quote marks around the ‘available’
Oh shit… Now I see that I’ve spelled available wrong… :oops:
Thank you guys!