Article:		Integrating AppleScript and Cocoa
Subject:		PropertyList Editor can't parse ScriptableDocApp.scriptSuite
Date:		2002-02-26 17:29:42
From:		psheldon
Acrobat PDFWriter with NetscapeŽ Communicator 4.75 took away the pretty print from the web page, so did newer IE. I put in my own indents and my eye to checking the XML syntax. Used find next to see matched number of <dict> and </dict>. Then got courage to finish parsing that aspect with pretty print indents. I noted </dict>> at the bottom but getting rid of the >> and replacing with > didn't help with PropertyList Editor. IE did not show that syntax error. Wierd. Netscape now has gone wierd not showing the XML tags where it evidentally had when I first produced the pdf file. Well, I'm stopping here on this one. It looks like my applescript isn't working, perhaps as a consequence of this bad file, but that deserves a separate thread.

Showing messages 1 through 1 of 1.

• PropertyList Editor can't parse ScriptableDocApp.scriptSuite
  2002-04-23 16:27:31  xyzzy-xyzzy [View]
  
  
  There's also a double << in the bottom few lines somewhere. Sorry, I don't remember exactly where it was, but I had to correct it.
  
  Didn't make the AppleScript work any better, but PropertyListEditor opened it.