I thought I had a grip on "me"
But in a script that is assigned to a stack, one assumes that "me"
refers to stack itself.
But the auto-suggestion on the SE popup menu generates an error on the
following line:
*
on openstack
put url ("binfile:" & path_Modules()& "listen/collection.json") into
tContainer
put JSONToArray(tContainer) into sCollectionA
# must have net connection, otherwise take to My Audio
if not connectivity_PingServer() then
dialog_CustomMsg "No internet connection? Going to off-line library."
[ERROR:} go card [on tab on auto-suggestion] "listen-my-audio" of me
end if
end openstack
# I have to use:
*
**on openstack
put url ("binfile:" & path_Modules()& "listen/collection.json") into
tContainer
put JSONToArray(tContainer) into sCollectionA
# must have net connection, otherwise take to My Audio
if not ******connectivity_PingServer()** then
dialog_CustomMsg "No internet connection? Going to off-line library."
go to card "listen-my-audio" of this stack
end if
end openstack
#Then the SE will compile the script*
# Why is "me" generating an error?
# It should not be a suggestion if it is.
Dictionary says:
*"The *me* keyword is a reference to the object whosescript contains the
current handler. If *me* is executed in behavior script, then *me*
refers to the object that is executing the behavior script."
on openStack ... "me" ... one would think, refer to cards in the stack?
Could it be that the function
**connectivity_PingServer()
is called from a back script -- which has no binary "cards" such**
BR
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