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Re: Script not quitting Entourage
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Re: Script not quitting Entourage


  • Subject: Re: Script not quitting Entourage
  • From: Paul Berkowitz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 23 Dec 2000 14:50:54 -0800

On 12/23/00 2:40 PM, "Peter Fine" <email@hidden> wrote:

> on 12/23/00 2:18 PM, Ken Dobson at email@hidden wrote:
>
>> The "Processes" osax is from Late Night Software, I can't recall if I
>> downloaded it direct or if it installed with their Script Debugger demo. It
>> does simplify the job though.
>
> That OSAX and a number of others was part of the Script Debugger 1.x
> package. And some of them were available for download from the Web site. As
> of Script Debugger 2, however, support for these was withdrawn and AFAIK
> they are no longer available from Late Night Software. I don't know whether
> Marl objects to others distributing them. Obviously his permission would be
> required since he holds the copyright.
>
Or simply use the 'all processes' command from the free Akua Sweets osax
which does the same thing and - in typical Akua style adds a few useful
parameters:

all processes : Check for a running process by name or creator - or get a
list of all processes.
all processes
[named string] -- Filter processes with this name.
[whose creators are string] -- Four letter creator
[background only boolean] -- Include background (default is TRUE).
Specify TRUE to get only background apps.
[pending notifications boolean] -- Only return process with a
notification pending.
[as type class] -- The kind of result you want. You can use string
(names of apps), integer (process numbers), file (paths to the apps),
aliases (ditto), applications or Process Infos.
[currency boolean] -- Just return the current process.
Result : a list of string -- A list of processes that match your
criteria.


So in this script, you could use simply

item 1 of all processes named "WhateverItWas"

without even doing a repeat loop.

--
Paul Berkowitz


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 >Re: Script not quitting Entourage (From: Peter Fine <email@hidden>)

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