That’s the message I get whenever I press the Start Server button in my program.
Here’s the applescript:
-- AA ReServer.applescript
-- AA ReServer
-- Created by Daniel Kotowski on 10/20/05.
-- Copyright 2005 Daniel Kotowski. All rights reserved.
on clicked theObject
tell window "Main"
set theType to title of popup button "servertype"
set theMap to contents of text field "mapname"
tell application "Terminal"
activate
do script with command "cd //Applications/Army\\ Operations\\ 2.3.0.app/System; ./server-bin "
end tell
quit
end tell
end clicked
on should quit after last window closed theObject
return true
end should quit after last window closed
This is only the AppleScript part of an AppleScript Studio application.
This is the coding for files in English.lproj/MainMenu.nib:
IBDocumentLocation
483 379 356 240 0 0 1280 832
IBEditorPositions
29
90 666 338 44 0 0 1280 832
IBFramework Version
439.0
IBLockedObjects
200
202
204
199
209
IBOldestOS
2
IBOpenObjects
21
IBSystem Version
8C46
[/code]
data.dependency:[code]<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
IBPaletteDependency
ASKPalette
[/code]
I would also include "keyedobjects.nib" but it's in binary format, so it would just take up lots of space. Hopefully you won't need that too badly...
I have no idea what’s going on…
Model: PowerBook G4 15" 1.33GHz 512MB RAM
AppleScript: 1.10
Browser: Safari 412.5
Operating System: Mac OS X (10.4)
The error you’re getting is caused by an incorrectly referenced or named object. At first glance, it may be caused by the nested tell blocks. Try something like this instead…
on clicked theObject
if name of theObject is "startserver" then
tell window "Main"
set theType to title of popup button "servertype"
set theMap to contents of text field "mapname"
end tell
tell application "Terminal"
activate
do script with command "cd //Applications/Army\\ Operations\\ 2.3.0.app/System; ./server-bin "
end tell
quit
end if
end clicked
Logically, the window “Main” doesn’t have an application named “Terminal”.
If that doesn’t help, make sure to double-check the names you have set in IB, making certain that they are exactly the same as those in your code. Also, make sure you are talking about the applescript name of each object (set in the ‘applescript’ pane in IB) and not the items’ title.
If you are certain that you’re referencing items correctly, then try commenting out lines of code, and then uncommenting them one-by-one to see which line is the culprit. or example…
on clicked theObject
if name of theObject is "startserver" then
tell window "Main"
--set theType to title of popup button "servertype"
--set theMap to contents of text field "mapname"
end tell
(*
tell application "Terminal"
activate
do script with command "cd //Applications/Army\\ Operations\\ 2.3.0.app/System; ./server-bin "
end tell
*)
quit
end if
end clicked
Remove the “–” and “(…)” comments one set at time to see which line is referencing an item incorrectly. Also, make sure that you change the “startserver” to the actual applescriptname of the button being pressed. Doing it this way will allow you to use your ‘clicked’ handler later for more than just this one button.
