I have a simple problem that I\'d like to see if people here can help me with.Currently, I\'m writing some test automation to handle a simple in house command line tool that dumps the contents of a sm
The code from appscript import * ps = app(\"Adobe Photoshop CS5\") ps.do_javascript works if Photoshop is not running yet. In that case, it starts up Photoshop and it finds the do_javascript method
I am playing around with the example from here; esp. I have this code: from osax import * sa = OSAX() print sa.display_dialog(\"Python says hello!\",
I tried to follow some Python appscript examples from here. The following code import mactypes, aem mactypes.File(\"foo.j开发者_运维百科pg\").desc.coerce(aem.kae.typeFSS)
from appscript import * ps = app(\"Adobe Photoshop CS5\") s = ps.current_document.save s._labelledargterms
This is the AppleScript template: tell application \"Adobe Photoshop CS5\" set theFile to alias “Application:Documents:MyFile” open theFile
In OSX 10.6 I used the following code to do something to each currently selected file in Finder: app(\'Finder\').selection.get.each do |item|
I need to use rb-appscrip开发者_Python百科t to create a new Pages document that contains bulleted and numbered lists. Looking in to this, I see that paragraphs have a property called list_style, but I
I am trying to use the day field of a datetime property as a filter when selecting events from an iCal calendar.
Is there an easy way to find the parent element reference of a reference? For example, suppose I have the following reference:
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