AppDelegate Suddenly Broken

Scripting Forums AppleScriptObjC and Xcode
#1

Here is the situation:

  1. The AppDelegate’s Outlets and Received Actions are all warning that the action or outlet is not defined in the AppDelegate.

  2. When control-dragging FROM the AppDelegate the string doesn’t snap on anything so I can’t assign outlet

  3. When control-dragging from an object TO the AppDelegate, the only options that show up are formatter, menu and nextKeyView… none of the properties I have setup are listed.

Earlier I copied my code into a new script file and, for one minute I at least thought it was allowing me to link things. But then suddenly it wouldn’t anymore.

Does anyone know what I could have done to the script that would cause this?

#2

I’m having the same problem, did you ever find a solution?

#3

No, I don’t think I did. I just kind of worked around it… and, since the app was mostly done it wasn’t a major impediment. Would still like to find a solution someday though.

#4

Could the file have been edited in Script Editor? That uses returns rather than linefeeds between paragraphs, which Xcode doesn’t like.

#5

An effective solution is to go back to XCode 12.5.1. This is a bug in Xcode 13…

#6

I sent this bug report to apple, but no reply!? …

#7

Always the same problem with Xcode 13.2 and macOS 12.1! :frowning:

#8

Hello,

For the actions (Sent Actions), I think there is a possibility (I’m not sure, I’m not a pro).

In the MainMenu.xib, select First Responder and in the Attributes inspector, add the action.
Then, from the object (a button for example), in the Connections inspector, control-drag on First Responder (not on App Delegate) and choose the desired action.

Sorry for my bad English…

#9

Xcode 13.4 and not yet corrected. :frowning:
Maybe Apple wants to abandon AppleScriptObjC…

#10

Well the finally seemed to have fixed this.

Resolved in Xcode 14 Beta 3
Fixed an issue with outlet and action connections to AppleScript-based AppDelegates. (83373726) (FB9643535)