The motivation for my question is the following doc, which describes how mail.app could be integrated using ScriptingBridge:
I am trying to embed an AppleScript in a Python script. I don\'t want to have to save the AppleScript as a file and then load it in my Python script. Is there a way to enter the AppleScript as a strin
I have an Objective C program, and I\'m trying to add scriptability. I have read the docs, and I\'ve seen the SimpleScripting examples. so, I have two questions:
I have a friend who wants something quite easy : he has a mac, and he would like a very simple script/app that runs in the background. The goal is to replace a file every 5 minutes with one downloaded
I have a friend who is trying to put together a geeky little contraption for a wedding, where people can view a slideshow. Neither of us use Macs开发者_JAVA技巧, nor have programmed for one, but for v
tell application \"Finder\" set deletedfile to alias \"Snow Leopard:Users:test.pdf\" delete deletedfile
I made this Applescript script to create symbolic links. Appart from POSIX path of, how can I get the file name, without the path, of the dropped file?
I am trying to clean the holes out of my Mac address book. As a first step I want to ask all my friends for their birthday, to be able to congratulate them with cheesy Hallmark cards.
So, the application I\'m trying to script has a scripting definition file that includes a <contents> element, which is an \"implicitly specified container.\"
I am trying to write an apple script that sequentially names my TV shows with \"S0XEYY\" where YY is a two digit number. I have the following:
加载中,请稍侯......