script groups broken?

[Adam R. Maxwell]

In trying to test a more robust fix for TeX preview problems, I tried  
adding a script group to a document.  Using /bin/cat as the command  
and the path to a .bib file as argument, the OK button does nothing,  
and the sheet can only be cancelled.

Poking around in the code it appears that BDSKIsExecutableFileAtPath  
is a copy-paste of BDSKIsAppleScriptAtPath, but fixing that does  
nothing.  I've no clue where the problem is, so either the  
functionality was altered or some other rewrites weren't tested...
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[Christiaan Hofman]

Thanks, should be fixed now. Weird the function was wrong, AFAIK I  
just copy/pasted it from one file to another. The fact that it did not  
work was a missing connection. I have to get used to the fact that IB  
3 does not indicate missing outlet connections anymore, rather a  
regression I'd say.

Christiaan

On 30 Aug 2008, at 9:57 PM, Adam R. Maxwell wrote:

> In trying to test a more robust fix for TeX preview problems, I  
> tried adding a script group to a document.  Using /bin/cat as the  
> command and the path to a .bib file as argument, the OK button does  
> nothing, and the sheet can only be cancelled.
>
> Poking around in the code it appears that BDSKIsExecutableFileAtPath  
> is a copy-paste of BDSKIsAppleScriptAtPath, but fixing that does  
> nothing.  I've no clue where the problem is, so either the  
> functionality was altered or some other rewrites weren't  
> tested...-------------------------------------------------

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