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Re: The future for AppleScript [was Re: where are the shell scripts ?]
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Re: The future for AppleScript [was Re: where are the shell scripts ?]


  • Subject: Re: The future for AppleScript [was Re: where are the shell scripts ?]
  • From: Roger Howard <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2005 11:04:20 -0800

I'm not going to respond to the personal aspects of this thread, however...

I think Martin's point is fairly clear. If a non-scriptable app is to support Automater, then which would be easier:

1) Build out proper AppleScript support, and then build Automator support on that...
or
2) Build Automator support directly, bypassing AppleScript.


The second scenario is what has me somewhat concerned, and I think is what Martin is getting at. Why would number 1 be easier than number 2, especially for developers who've resisted adding AppleScript support already?

I'm not concerned about the difficultly of adding Automator support to already-scriptable apps, such as the PowerPoint example.

-R

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