On Feb 23, 2009, at 5:45 AM, Paul Sanders wrote:
Thank you Andy, this looks useful. I can't *actually* get it to
function
(it will only inspect views contained within its own windows for some
reason), but I'll talk to the F_Script guys about that.
I took a look and realized I should have pointed you specifically to F-
Script Anywhere, under the Extras directory. It's an app that allows
you to add an "FSA" menu to a running application. Make sure you see
the note in the "Read Me" about installing FScript.framework. Also I
had to run the Terminal commands in "How to install.txt".
Having done those two things, launch F-Script Anywhere and specify
what app to hook into. If that succeeds, go to that app and under the
FSA menu select "Browser for Target...". The cursor will change to a
crosshair allowing to select a window that you want to inspect.
You'll get a browser window that lets you inspect the window's ivars.
It also lists all the messages it responds to and allows you to send
any of those messages.
I don't want to drag this thread too far from the original question,
so if you want to follow up you may want to start a new thread or, as
you say, take it elsewhere. Note that the above is everything I know,
I'm not an F-Script expert.
--Andy
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