Joe Strout wrote:
However, where are the Mac modules? Most of the references I
find on the net point to dead links, or are woefully out of date.
Did you find this?
http://docs.python.org/library/mac.html#mac-specific-services
-Chris
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Joe Strout wrote:
Some of you may remember me from almost ten years ago
wow! is it really that long? But yes, I remember you. Didn't you work on
a plotting package, too?
However, where are the Mac modules?
If you mean the Mac-specific stuff, most of that is pretty well
deprecated, though
Hi All,
Some of you may remember me from almost ten years ago -- I used to be
quite active, and even contributed substantially to the MacPython IDE
way back in the day. Then I dropped out of the Python scene
entirely. Let's call that my "dark age," and call what's happening to
that now
Jon Smith wrote:
I've been using Appscript and have been incredibly happy with it.
However
I'm having a ton of problems getting the list of tracks from my
library. I
was assuming the problem was with my library/iTunes itself however I
can get
the track list with ScriptingBridge. Am I doing
Saddly, I get the same error with :t2 =
app('iTunes').sources()[0].playlists()[0].tracks()
print len(t2)
Which I think is a more Apples to Apples comparison. I suspect something
different is being done in the ScriptingBridge than in appscript. I'll give
the pre-release appscript a try and see if t
