In Script editor i have written a command to 开发者_运维问答boot the JAR. do shell script \"cd /Desktop/RunJar/; java -jar RunMyJar.jar\"
This AppleScript code gives the name of files that have been dropped onto the script. How do I do the same in an Objective-C app? Would an application written in Objective-C be able to boot the JAR fi
I\'d like to create some kind of background process that listens to all keystrokes event and acts consequently (for example does some action if CMD-A is pressed while in Finder.app, or more complex th
A note item in Yojimbo\'s Applescript dictionary is defined as: note item n [inh. database item] : A note item.
I\'ve got the following AppleScript (below). I\'m attempting to confirm the sending of an email. This AppleScript is already successfully hooked up to an \"outbox rule\" (using Mail Act-On) in Mail.ap
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In Script editor i have written a command to boot the JAR. do shell script \"cd /Desktop/RunJar/; java -jar RunMyJar.jar\"
I am making a Cocoa NSDocument-based app scriptable.If I try to create a new document with the following AppleScript:
I have a Cocoa application with an AppleScript dictionary described in a .sdef XML file. All of the AppleScript classes, commands, etc. defined in the sdef are working property.
I\'m trying to write a simple chat bot for Adium, that will post \"lol\" and \"haha\" and answer basic questions in annoying group chats that some people keep adding me to.
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