A month ago I was working with Applescript for QXp almost daily, and while I'm new to this, everything was pretty 'normal'. Having just come back from vacation, I opened an old script and found that many commands and class identifiers that were formerly in natural language now look like this: «event miscmvis» for the 'show' command; «class page» for the 'page' class.
Whenever I run the script I had, which used to work and has not been changed, I now get the following error: "Expected class name but found identifier."This appears specifically for the 'page' class. If I replace 'page' with «class page» in the script, it will run fine, but I never needed to do that before and since I don't know any of the «» notations (and since they aren't generally contained in the dictionary), it would be nice to get this back to normal.
Applescript appears to want this sort of notation now for anything new I attempt to script, but that was never the case before. Additionally, it appears that some, but not all, of the natural language is not functioning. Any ideas about what can be done to get things back to normal?