That will teach me to try everything possible before I post. Opened two different applications, started working with both, triggered the script (now an application) and it prompted me to save both documents before quitting the applications.
Absolutely fantastic!
I tested it more and it turns out the problem is the on main().
For example, the following dialog won’t appear:
on main()
display dialog "test"
end main
Do you know why is that? I’m on macOS 15.3.2
I don’t think that your example is a correct use of “on main ()”.
The following is correct when trying to display a dialog window.
set theDialogText to "test"
display dialog theDialogText
john202307. I primarily use a handler (which I happen to name “main”) in this circumstance to prevent top-level variables from being saved with scripts on computers running older versions of macOS. This is seldom an issue any more, and I won’t do that in the future. To fix whatever issue this handler is causing (although I can’t imagine what that would be), just delete all of the following lines:
on main()
end main
main()
Oops sorry! I was in a big hurry and stress these days. I simply overlooked the function call (main() ) while copying. Shame on me 