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Summary:
When you add a property to your scripting object that returns a list of objects in your app, you can’t query that list in a meaningful way. Using the statement “name of custom property” throws errors, whereas “name of every objectname” retrieves a list of strings.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Decompress the attached sample project
2. Open the sample project in Xcode
3. Build and run
4. Open Test Script.applescript in Script Editor and run

Expected Results:
The first two statements log lists of names, and the third returns a list of names

Actual Results:
The first two work, the third throws an exception, even though the selectedMyObjects() method returns the exact same type as myObjects()

Regression:
It seems that an sdef defined like that has always worked this way, but it makes scripting an app very unfriendly, requiring the second line in my script as a workaround, which shouldn’t be necessary.

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