Hey,
with quite some unease I noticed that scripting with Objective-C doesn’t seem to work anymore since the last update.
I am comparing the current and previous scripting definitions (sdef), but cannot find evidence of any breaking changes that would explain why there is a problem. To give a few examples: I am using ScriptingBridge to automate DNTp with Swift, and while it worked as expected in version 3.9 to access, say, the databases, version or name of the DEVONthink3Application class, now it fails.
guard let app: DEVONthink3Application = SBApplication(bundleIdentifier: bundleIdentifier) else {
return nil
}
While some methods still seem to work, most of them do not:
(lldb) po app.version
▿ Optional<String>
- some : "" # should be "3.9.1
(lldb) po app.name
▿ Optional<String>
- some : ""
(lldb) po app.databases?()
▿ Optional<SBElementArray>
- some : 0 elements
(lldb) po app.getDatabaseWithId?(2)
nil
Some objects are still found:
(lldb) po app.currentDatabase
▿ Optional<DEVONthink3Database>
- some : <SBObject @0x600000cc9c80: currentDatabase of application "DEVONthink 3" (1144)>
(lldb) po app.inbox
▿ Optional<DEVONthink3Database>
- some : <SBObject @0x600000cbc8d0: inbox of application "DEVONthink 3" (1144)>
(lldb) po app.activate() # also works
When drilling deeper, however, the method calls fail again:
(lldb) po app.currentDatabase?.name
▿ Optional<String>
- some : ""
(lldb) po (app.currentDatabase! as DEVONthink3Database).name
▿ Optional<String>
- some : ""
(lldb) po app.inbox!.name
▿ Optional<String>
- some : ""
The AppleScript equivalents work fine.
Why is this happening? 
