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> a/mac/2007/02/27/replacing-applescript-with-ruby.html>.
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butchered the URL into two pieces, rendering it unclickable) introduced a
faulty space = %20. Removing that got me there. Very nice article!
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> instead of
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> /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.4/lib/python2.4/site-packages/
> aeosa
I've been staring at those two paths now for several minutes, and I can't
see a difference. What's the difference?
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dea. That icon belongs to AppleScript, and Apple. You're really
asking for it if you upset the AppleScript faithful... ;-)
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ook like.
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> -Jacob
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> [4]: http://hcs.harvard.edu/~jrus/python/python-logo-glassy.png
Looks great. And all the icons too.
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it far, far too fussy and busy. All those little blocks
are bewildering, and awful. It's the opposite of what a good icon she be.
Sorry. I really think you'd be better off using the new Python icon as is,
or slightly "mac-ified". I'm not really "one of you&
Title: Re: [Pythonmac-SIG] 2.4.3 Python Universal Binary Pystone Comparison
Maybe someone should ask on the Xcode mailing list. Almost every question is being answered there by the lead Xcode Tools Apple engineer, Chris Espinosa.
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From: Bob Ippolito <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
a nasty amount of subconscious angst, expressed in -- who knows
> -- continuous nightmares? Random acts of violence?
>
> Surely better to act up front! More snakes on the web page!
The 16-ton icon looks horrible. I'm keen to see the snake, if you can
provide a link that works. Th
tion links from dictionary to object.
>
> I'm not rebooting into 10.3 to check this theory just now though, but feel
> free to dink about with it yourself. But it'd certainly explain why I could
> see the properties on 10.4 while someone on 10.3 wouldn&
scription' of todo, even though no such property exists in
the Panther iCal 1.5.5 AppleScript dictionary (although of course the UI
todo does indeed have "Notes") - how exactly does it do it?
Or have you been fooled by OS X's way of blocking older versions of iApps
from opening
ppleScript X" depending on whom you talk to), on the cards for a few years now. He has been prevented from proceeding with it for the time being. None of the AppleScript team will divulge whether this will ever see the light of day - they may not know.
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le'"
All OS X users have 'do shell script' built in. All OS 10.4 users have
pythonw built in. They don't even have to look at the code, just
double-click the file (which can be disguised with a suitable icon by
pasting one into Get
#x27;ll probably take a look at the above mentioned books
> and buy at least one of them. The Mac XCode 2 book I have also
> appears that it will be useful for learning to use XCode but not for
> really understanding Cocoa (as I would expect based on the title).
The Hillegass book is t
On 11/10/05 12:06 PM, "Kevin Walzer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Paul Berkowitz wrote:
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>> It mirrors the VBA model, definitely, and its AppleScript syntax is thus a
>> little, shall we say "obscure",
>
>
> This is what I referring to. Fr
voluminous AppleScript dictionary, there's also an AppleScript Reference
Guide you can get from MacTopia - the Microsoft Mac website
(http://www.microsoft.com/mac/) /Resources/Developer/AppleScript.
You can access it (and earlier versions too) via has's appscript from
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AppleScriptable, and therefore accessible also via appscript in Python. I've
got OmniPage SE (a Lite version that cam bundled with my scanner) and even
it is scriptable to an extent.
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no ActiveX on the Mac, and no OCR in Office Mac. (Apparently ActiveX
is now open source, so presumably someone could port it. I don't know that
it would be welcomed. though...)
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ds - cmd-space - has been taken over by Spotlight in Tiger
but you can assign another one in System Prefs/Keyboard & Mouse/Keyboard
Shortcuts/Input menu, or right in the International/Input menu prefs.
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even to raw AppleEvent documentation (I think
FMP may provide a bit of that.) It will mostly be up to you. Then you'll
know how Bob I. must feel on this list...;-)
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On 3/30/05 1:42 PM, "Russell E. Owen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> XCode takes forever to launch.
It does? Takes about 1 second here.
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vagaries of AppleScript with the sanity of Python,
there's no getting around the fact that its whole raison d'être - healthy
application scripting - can founder on poorly implemented application
AppleEvent syntax, with no one around to explain it, let alone fix it.
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> Paul Berkowitz wrote:
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>> The type 'alias' for the Save command in the Standard Suite is a long,
>> longstanding bug in AppleScript.
>
> Replacing (as of 10.3) a previous long, longstandin
coercion takes place at a deep enough level
(AppleEvent?) that it will work also for appscript and MacPython, I don't
know. If you try it, what happens? In _any_ AppleScriptable application, you
can always just use the text file path for 'save' in AppleScript, and it
works.
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u're just joking. The differences between each of 10.1 to 10.2,
10.2 to 10.3, and form the sound of it, 10.3 to 10.4 are bigger than OS 8 to
OS 9 was, by quite a long way. The reason for the small points is surely
just that Apple is still "branding" OS X as an entirely separa
is to develop Automator actions so that _end users_ can
automate with complete ease and simplicity, not to make the writing of
actions simple. I would agree with Bob that you'd do better to concentrate
on doing things right. The applescript code is simpler than ObjC for anyone
who's done
leEvents between applications
then I'm glad you can do it. I did say that has's appscript would surely be
useful here.
I think getting into any more detail might be breaking NDA - most of this so
far is in the publicly available documents.
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a Bindings (as for Obj-C actions) but need
AppleScript to talk to the apps. Probably has's appscript will be able to do
the same in Python. I can't see how far anyone is going to get with PyObjC
except for their own apps, and Apple's Address Book, which Apple is already
providing many
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