NSString as string error

Scripting Forums AppleScriptObjC and Xcode
#1

Hi,

(NSBundle's mainBundle()'s bundlePath()) as string

returns

Even though logging the pure NSString returns a correct value.

Thanks in advance,

Richard

#2

Where did you assign NSBundle variable? The following class works for me.

like:

property NSBundle : class "NSBundle"

script anObject
property parent : class "NSObject"

on doSometing()
set x to NSBundle's mainBundle()'s bundlePath() as text
end 
end
#3

property NSBundle : class “NSBundle” of current application

I don’t think thats the point because logging the pure NSString seems to work.

#4

Fixed, the error was telling Mail, putting it inside tell me got it working, thanks for replying!

#5

Well good to hear it is working!

Also back to the property. Outside the class the parent is current application like in normal AppleScript; adding current application is overhead/overkill.