Re: [F-Script-talk] F-Script Anywhere Installation?

[John A. <jan...@wi...>]

Philippe,

I am using Ken Ferry's SIMBL and the problem I am experience exist  
there as well.   For some reason, it appears that FSA is not loading  
the FS framework, as I get this message when I try to FSA's "New  
F-Script Workspace" menu item.

>> 2004-10-02 13:44:24.117 TextEdit[1781] *** class error for  
>> 'FSContext': class not loaded

I am actually wokring on this issue as we speak. I have just recomplied  
the FSA source shipped with Ken Ferry SIMBL and I am trying to diagnose  
the loading problem.  It seems odd because otherwise my system seems to  
recognize your compilation of the F-Script framework.

Thank for responding,

John



On Oct 3, 2004, at 6:55 PM, Philippe Mougin wrote:

> Thank you for reporting the problem. I'm working on it. In the  
> meantime, you can use Ken Ferry's SIBML version of FSA with the  
> previous version of FScript.framework  
> (http://www.fscript.org/download/FScriptBin-20040324.tar.gz).
>
> Best,
>
> Philippe Mougin
>
> Le 2 oct. 04, à 19:54, John Anderson a écrit :
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I am new to new to F-Script but very excited about using it with  
>> other Cocoa applications via F-Script Anywhere.  But I think that I  
>> am missing something, because I have not been able open a new  
>> F-Script Workspace in any other applications despite having no  
>> problem view the FSA menu item.  The "About F-Script Anywhere menu  
>> item works fine.
>>
>> It appears the F-Script.framework is not being found because the  
>> console logs this error.
>>
>> 2004-10-02 13:08:09.104 Safari[1035] *** class error for 'FSContext':  
>> class not loaded
>>
>>
>>
>> However, if I remove the F-Script.framwork from either  
>> ~/LIbary/Frameworks or /Library/Frameworks or the FSA application  
>> will generate an error message or by using Ken Ferry's SIBML version  
>> of FSA, the FSA menu will not show up at all.  This implies that the  
>> framework is being found and read by OS X, and confusing me.
>>
>> So, the problem remains the same with using the normal FSA  
>> Application to install into a running Cocoa application or the SIBML  
>> way.  I download and install PithHelmet, a SIMBL based extension for  
>> Safari and it runs fine, but appears to use a new verion SIMBL  
>> iteslf.  I then notice that PithHelmet's SIMBL-bundle's plist was  
>> slightly different that of Ken Ferry's for FSA.  Making the minor  
>> changes, I get a different error message:
>>
>> 2004-10-02 12:21:55.980 Console[392] -[FSAController loadWindow]:  
>> failed to load window nib file 'FSAInterpreterPanel'.
>> 2004-10-02 12:21:55.980 Console[392] *** Assertion failure in  
>> -[FSAController init],  
>> /Volumes/Canti/Users/ken/Documents/Programming/FScriptAnywhereSIMBL/ 
>> FSAController.m:152
>> 2004-10-02 12:21:55.982 Console[392] Can’t get interpreter window!
>>
>>
>>
>> This is another related error message.  It makes it appear that the  
>> F-Script.framework is appear has not been properly complied for  
>> distribution because is try to open a library in "/Users/pmougin/..."  
>> which obviously does not exist on machine.
>>
>> 2004-10-02 12:50:11.313 Mail[1042] *** -[NSBundle load]: Error  
>> loading code /Library/Application  
>> Support/SIMBL/Plugins/FScriptAnywhereSIMBL.bundle/Contents/MacOS/ 
>> FScriptAnywhereSIMBL for bundle /Library/Application  
>> Support/SIMBL/Plugins/FScriptAnywhereSIMBL.bundle, error code 0 (link  
>> edit error code 0, error number 2 (dyld:  
>> /Applications/Mail.app/Contents/MacOS/Mail can't open library:  
>> /Users/pmougin/allFscript/FScript/build/UninstalledProducts/ 
>> FScript.framework/Versions/A/FScript  (No such file or directory,  
>> errno = 2)
>>
>>
>>
>> So, I recompiled the F-Script.framework myself and set the location  
>> for build results to "/Library/Frameworks" and I am back to original  
>> error message:
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Otherwise, I running OS X 10.3.5 and am using the latest downloads of  
>> F-Script (v 1.2.7) and F-Script Anywhere (v 1.1.5).  I have set the  
>> value of the string in Ken Ferry's SIMBL plist array  
>> "SIMBLApplicationIdentifier" to "*" so that all Cocoa applications  
>> are targeted.  And the F-Script application runs fine.
>>
>>
>> Truly yours,
>> John Anderson