I\'m trying to make a script (among other things) need to know if a certain application is running. For maximum robustness, I\'d like to find it by its filepath. Or, failing that, find it by its name
For instance, why this script works on AppleScript Editor but not Automator? display dialog \"a lot of textjust to break to line 4whatevercontinuing...few more...argh... there!\" with title \"just a
I\'m running a shell script that runs an installation program (by ViseX) and selects different items in the i开发者_运维技巧nstaller through a list.
I have a Mail filter that will run an Autoscript that will copy the messages content and then run a Automator App.However it is not working.It doesn\'t launch the Automator App or copy the contents.
cd ~/Library/Application\\ Support/minecraft/; if [ -d \'rezcraft_bin\' ] then echo \"backing up sanguine, switching to rezcraft\"
I have an application that can import an XML开发者_运维百科 file through this terminal command :
I\'ve got a Web-based API to which I would like to send POST/GET requests via AppleScript. I\'d like to retrieve and parse the response such that I can feed it into another app.
I\'m designing an app that allows users to email me crash reports if my app ever crashes. I\'d like to leave Mac Mail running on a computer and when an email comes through, an automator script / Apple
In former OS X versions (pre 10.6) it was possible to call Cocoa methods via the \"call method\" command in applescript (\"Applescript Studio\").
osascript -e \'tell application \"System Events\" to keystroke \"Æ\"\' This works on 10.5 and 10.6 but doesn\'t work on 10.4. From what I unders开发者_如何学Gotand osascript on Mac 10.4 defaults to
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