More on the modem on hold issue

Question

I'm having a little trouble wrapping my mind around this.
I have a script that involves AppleOnHoldModem.app
If certain conditions occur while the script it running, that app is most likely generating information which I'd like to capture, I would guess by providing a value for a variable identified by the app. For example, the app might provide a name associated with the variable "Caller_" If that's a possibility, the problem is that I don't really know how the variable(s) are identified ("Caller_" is just a guess).
I think my question is this: Is there any way of identifying or listing all the variables that are related to the application? (This may be a totally absurd question, but I'm not sure.)

Answer 1

I think this definitely needs some clarification as to what I'm actually trying to do.
I'm running a background script that polls "state of status" of Internet Connect.app. It is known that state of status "12" signifies the occurrence of an incoming phone call while connected. So if a "12" occurs, I get the date and time at that moment (which works fine) and then go looking for the caller id info (name and phone number) of the caller.
I suspect that the caller id info becomes the value of a variable in the AppleModemOnHold.app (AMOH.app). Hence, when a "12" occurs, my background script does this:
tell application "AppleModemOnHold"
try
get CallerID
on error
beep
end try
If the result were to be the name and phone number of the caller, then I'd be all set.
But the problem is that "CallerID" is just a guess as to the variable's name; I've strung together about a dozen "educated guesses," all of them unsuccessful. This means that either a) my idea of how the AMOH.app relates to this is all wrong, or b) I simply have yet to guess the variable name correctly.
That's behind my interest in identifying by name all variables associated with AMOH.app.
Clearer? Probably clear as mud, huh?
Message was edited by: Noaks