On 7/4/06 02:23, "Malcolm Fitzgerald" <email@hidden> wrote:
>> however, that's going to tend to be a "Oh yeah, you can do applescript
>> too"
>> kind of thing
>
> That's right. They expect that you speak programming languages. Of
> course, there is also the documentation that is provided in the
> Developers kit. It's extensive, ie, not targeted to a particular
> audience.
That's a nice theory. However, if you go into Studio expecting it to work
the way it does for ObjC or even Java, you're going to be in a world of
hurt. debugging, the rather long lists of things you can't do with
AppleScript, the unique things you have to do in Xcode to get AppleScript to
work.
As well, the Developer docs for studio are on the weak side, to say the
least.
--
"If all the girls who attended the Yale prom were laid end to end, I
wouldn't be a bit surprised."
- Dorothy Parker
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