Applecript and xcode. Simple question, unknown answer. help!

Question

Hello,
I am completely new to XCode and have been trying to use some self-made applescript libraries for a new Applescrip-xcode app.
My question is just how to call from my main script (applescrip) the functions inside those libraries. I used to do something like this (and works fine) when using applescript editor:
set library_file to "pathtolibFolder:myLibrary.scpt"
set myLibrary to (load script file (library_file))
set aVariable to aFunction() of myLibrary
This code (I think obviously) does not work in xcode, and I think there should be somewhere something like:
#include "myLibrary.scpt"
Those self-made-libraries are already compiled and have been imported (non .applescript but .scpt), de-compiled and re-compiled by xcode correctly (no errors), but I don't know where I have to put the connections to those libraries in my project. I'm sure the answer is simple but I'm unable to find it by myself.
Thanks!
Message was edited by: rampol

Answer 1

Replying myself... I think I've found the answer, not yet tried but looks nice. I post (paste) it here cos it might be useful to someone. I'll let you know if that works:
How could I include an applescript as its own ASOC class?
It's pretty straightforward. In XCode, Make a new file ... class... ASOC.
And you can basically paste in your applescript into the middle of the file that is created. Make sure that you change the names of any handlers you want to call from outside the class into ASOC methods by adding an underscore between name and parentheses; i.e. from doThething() to doTheThing_()
A typical applescript handler:
property aProperty : "a string"
global aGlobal
on doTheThing(withThis)
return retVal
end doTheThing
as its own ASOC class:
script aScriptClassName
property parent : class "NSObject"
property aProperty : "a string"
global aGlobal
on doTheThing_(withThis)
return retVal
end doTheThing_
end script
Then, to call the methods in your new ASOC class from another ASOC class, the easiest thing to do is add your new class to your application's Interface Builder NIB and connect it to a property in the ASOC class you want to call your methods from.
property myOtherClass : missing value
myOtherClass's doTheThing_(itsInput)
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