[moki]

I'm attempting to add AppleScript support to a relatively simple application I'm working on. I've created the appropriate .scriptSuite:

http://people.AmbrosiaSW.com/~andrew/wt_scriptSuite.jpg

...and the .scriptTerminology:

http://people.AmbrosiaSW.com/~andrew...erminology.jpg

...and implemented the handlers in my NSPanel subclass:

@interface WireTapPanel : NSPanel

.....

-(void)handleRecordScriptCommand: (NSScriptCommand *)command;
-(void)handleStopScriptCommand: (NSScriptCommand *)command;
-(void)handlePauseScriptCommand: (NSScriptCommand *)command;

The AppleScript dictionary seems to get built okay (I can drag my app onto the ScriptEditor to see the terminology I'm exporting), yet when I send my app one of the commands I've specified to handle, such as:

tell application "WireTap"
record
end tell

...it doesn't handle the command properly, instead I get the following error:

2003-03-19 04:21:33.639 WireTap[8038] Suite NSCoreSuite, apple event code 0x3f3f3f3f
2003-03-19 04:21:33.643 WireTap[8038] Suite NSTextSuite, apple event code 0x3f3f3f3f
2003-03-19 04:21:33.688 WireTap[8038] Suite WireTap, apple event code 0x77546170
2003-03-19 04:21:33.692 WireTap[8038] Command: WireTap.Pause
Direct Parameter: (null)
Receivers: (null)
Arguments: {}
2003-03-19 04:21:33.694 WireTap[8038] Result: (null)
2003-03-19 04:21:33.696 WireTap[8038] Error: 4 "NSReceiversCantHandleCommandScriptError"

Anyone have any idea what I'm doing wrong?

[moki]

I figured out what it was -- I had my NSPanel subclass being the one that responded to the commands in question... so telling the Application to do them accomplished nothing.

I moved them over to my app to handle, and all is well now. Thanks.