Hi Mike,
I had a quick look at the skype scripting dictionary and it does appear that
"sendCommand:scriptName:" is all that's on offer. I assume that ScriptingBridge
has renamed the "send" comand like this to fit in with the way that mehods need
to be called from Objective C.
I don't know the skype api so I can't give you a real example, but you might
try calling it like this:
>>skype.sendCommand("some skype command string" , scriptName:
>>'your_script_name')
When I do this exactly as coded above I do see a skype dialog, so something
gets through.
Good luck.
Steve
On 30 May 2012, at 16:23, Mike Gleeson wrote:
> I'm looking to do some scripted control of Skype, and not able to get too far
> with MacRuby. Please let me know if this is not the proper forum to ask,
> thanks.
>
> I can find the app:
>
> >> skype = SBApplication.applicationWithBundleIdentifier("com.skype.skype")
>
> And I see in the Applescript editor that there is a single command called
> "send" that matches the Skype documentation. I can't seem to invoke it,
> asking for suggestions.
>
> The list of available functions shows a few relevant details:
>
> >> skype.methods(true,true) - Object.methods(true,true)
>
> (This is trimmed):
> :classesForScriptingNames, :classNamesForCodes, :"sendCommand:scriptName:",
> :classForScriptingClass,
> :setDelegate, :delegate, and then a handful of init methods.
>
> It looks like ':"sendCommand:scriptName:"' is that doorway into AppleScript,
> but I'm not sure what to do with it. I don't see "send" anywhere, and I
> don't know if that's an issue as it is also a standard Ruby method.
>
> Ideas anyone?
>
> Thanks,
>
> - Mike G
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