Hi Klaus,
No no, your no wasn't premature. Not completely at least. I assume
that not all languages in the list returned by the alternateLanguages
are useful.
There are a few OSA languages around, e.g. the JavaScript OSA
extension for Mac by LateNight software, which works great. Frontier
is another OSA language, which is available for Windows and Mac. Look
at <http://frontierkernel.org/> and <http://frontier.userland.com/>
for more info. If you decide to give it a try, please let me know if
you got it working with Rev.
Best regards,
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Op 22-feb-2008, om 15:39 heeft Klaus Major het volgende geschreven:
Oh, really? Did not know this...
Looks my "No" was a bit premature :-)
On the other hand, is this documented somewhere and thus official?
But a short look in the docs reveals:
"Returns the list of 'active scripting' languages that are
installed on the system."
So question is, how can one install other "active scripting"
languages than AppleScrip/VBScript?
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