Peiman

Has anyone succeeded in making a standalone application that uses 

I am using a G4 powerbook (ppc) runing os x 10.4.10.

first I get an error in the standalone application that there in no 

object called js. Then I rebuild adding manually the js.mxo external 

to the build script, and I get this error in the application 

"error : connect : outlet 0 of jstrigger out of range". This error 

repeats for every outlet of all the jstrigger objects included on the 

patch. I have also tried adding the jsextensions folder to the build 

script (or later copying it to the application folder) and no joy.

Has anyone succeeded in making a standalone application that uses  
"jstrigger" with max 4.6.3?
I am using a G4 powerbook (ppc) runing os x 10.4.10.

first I get an error in the standalone application that there in no  
object called js. Then I rebuild adding manually the js.mxo external  
to the build script, and I get this error in the application  
"error :  connect : outlet 0 of jstrigger out of range". This error  
repeats for every outlet of all the jstrigger objects included on the  
patch. I have also tried adding the jsextensions folder to the build  
script (or later copying it to the application folder) and no joy.

error-making-a-standalone-with-jstrigger

On 10 sept. 07, at 15:29, peiman khosravi wrote:

> Has anyone succeeded in making a standalone application that uses 

> I am using a G4 powerbook (ppc) runing os x 10.4.10.

> Even trying the help patch of jstrigger:

> first I get an error in the standalone application that there in no 

> object called js. Then I rebuild adding manually the js.mxo 

> external to the build script, and I get this error in the 

> application "error : connect : outlet 0 of jstrigger out of 

> range". This error repeats for every outlet of all the jstrigger 

> objects included on the patch. I have also tried adding the 

> jsextensions folder to the build script (or later copying it to the 

Thanks for the report. I've been able to reproduce. In the meantime 

adding a js object anywhere in your patch fixes this issue.

> Hello,
>
> Has anyone succeeded in making a standalone application that uses  
> "jstrigger" with max 4.6.3?
> I am using a G4 powerbook (ppc) runing os x 10.4.10.
>
> Even trying the help patch of jstrigger:
>
> first I get an error in the standalone application that there in no  
> object called js. Then I rebuild adding manually the js.mxo  
> external to the build script, and I get this error in the  
> application "error :  connect : outlet 0 of jstrigger out of  
> range". This error repeats for every outlet of all the jstrigger  
> objects included on the patch. I have also tried adding the  
> jsextensions folder to the build script (or later copying it to the  
> application folder) and no joy.

Thanks for the report. I've been able to reproduce. In the meantime  
adding a js object anywhere in your patch fixes this issue.

Thanks very much for the tip, I am very happy that it works with your 

On 11 Sep 2007, at 16:48, Emmanuel Jourdan wrote:

> On 10 sept. 07, at 15:29, peiman khosravi wrote:

>> Has anyone succeeded in making a standalone application that uses 

>> I am using a G4 powerbook (ppc) runing os x 10.4.10.

>> Even trying the help patch of jstrigger:

>> first I get an error in the standalone application that there in 

>> no object called js. Then I rebuild adding manually the js.mxo 

>> external to the build script, and I get this error in the 

>> application "error : connect : outlet 0 of jstrigger out of 

>> range". This error repeats for every outlet of all the jstrigger 

>> objects included on the patch. I have also tried adding the 

>> jsextensions folder to the build script (or later copying it to 

> Thanks for the report. I've been able to reproduce. In the meantime 

> adding a js object anywhere in your patch fixes this issue.

Thanks very much for the tip, I am very happy that it works with your  
suggestion :-)

> On 10 sept. 07, at 15:29, peiman khosravi wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> Has anyone succeeded in making a standalone application that uses  
>> "jstrigger" with max 4.6.3?
>> I am using a G4 powerbook (ppc) runing os x 10.4.10.
>>
>> Even trying the help patch of jstrigger:
>>
>> first I get an error in the standalone application that there in  
>> no object called js. Then I rebuild adding manually the js.mxo  
>> external to the build script, and I get this error in the  
>> application "error :  connect : outlet 0 of jstrigger out of  
>> range". This error repeats for every outlet of all the jstrigger  
>> objects included on the patch. I have also tried adding the  
>> jsextensions folder to the build script (or later copying it to  
>> the application folder) and no joy.
>
> Thanks for the report. I've been able to reproduce. In the meantime  
> adding a js object anywhere in your patch fixes this issue.
>
> Thanks,
> ej


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