AppleScript implementation: Wrong class is displayed

Why is AppleScript being annoying?

All code is annoying when it does not work as wished…

Now, to move forward, could you post the related code ?

It's annoying because it's doing the wrong thing when it should be a cakewalk.

There's not much code to post:

@implementation Keyword (NSScriptObjectSpecifiers)

-(NSScriptObjectSpecifier*) objectSpecifier

{

Document* doc = self.doc;

return [[NSNameSpecifier alloc] initWithContainerClassDescription:(NSScriptClassDescription*)doc.classDescription containerSpecifier:doc.objectSpecifier key:@"scriptableKeywords" name:self.scriptableName];

}

@end

@interface Document

@property (readonly) NSArray<Asset*>* scriptableAssets;

@property (readonly) NSArray<Keyword*>* scriptableKeywords;

@property NSArray<Asset*>* scriptableSelection;

@end

Relevant portion of .sdef:

<class name="asset" code="Asse" description="An asset being cataloged by the document.">

<cocoa class="Asset" />

</class>

<class-extension extends="document" description="A chest document.">

<cocoa class="Document" />

<property name="selection" code="sele" description="The selected assets.">

<cocoa key="scriptableSelection" />

<type type="asset" list="yes" />

</property>

<element type="asset" description="The assets being cataloged by the document.">

<cocoa key="scriptableAssets" />

<accessor style="index" />

<accessor style="id" />

<accessor style="test" />

</element>

<element type="keyword" description="The keywords known by the document.">

<cocoa key="scriptableKeywords" />

<accessor style="index" />

<accessor style="name" />

<accessor style="test" />

</element>

</class-extension>

<class name="keyword" code="Keyw" description="A keyword used with assets.">

<cocoa class="Keyword" />

@property (readonly) NSString* scriptableName;

</class>

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