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[Applescript CS2] Probleme with link status result (runtime vs script)

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From: EricGagnon
Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2009 22:18
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Hi,

I have this problem where the link status is reported appropriately when i execute the script throught the script editor (or Applescript Debugger) but give a different result at runtime (when compiled/run as application or embeded in a Realbasic application).

In the script, i do a simple "as string" on the link status.

I get results like "'constant *****lmbd".

I have tried to catch the value more directly:
  By exemple instead of tStatus= status of link.. (as string)
  I have done something like:
      if status of link = normal then
          tLogStatus="normal"
      end if

Doesnt work.

I tought that the demo of CS4 i had installed was conflicting and tried using the "using terms from application..". Doesnt work either.

I already did a search on google and the forum so i'm a bit lost in other things to try out. (i have found the numerical values of the constant but i was not able to find a way to use them).

Thanks for any help!

Eric
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