I think you might run into the scriptLimits problem with standalones.
As an alternative, how about scripting your own screenLock handler
which tests for the OS and either locks the screen or doesn't.
Sarah
On 31 Jan 2005, at 9:17 am, Jim Hurley wrote:
This seems to be all right to me, but just to be sure.
Rather than have a handler poll the OS each time it is run, would it
be possible to modify a handler just once in an openstack handler like
the following:
on openstack
put the script of button 1 into tScript
if the platform is "macOS" then
replace "--unlock screen" with "unlock screen" in tScript
end if
set the script of button 1 to tScript
end openstack
This works in the IDE environment, but will it work in a stand alone?
I know a script can't modify itself, and that a stack can't make
permanent changes in a stand alone, but can a stand alone modify
component scripts each time the stack is opened as indicated above?
Jim
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