Re: Interarchy most reliable scripting version
Re: Interarchy most reliable scripting version
- Subject: Re: Interarchy most reliable scripting version
- From: Timothy Bates <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 24 May 2001 13:36:45 -0700
On 24/5/01 7:38 AM, "JollyRoger" <email@hidden> wrote:
>
> Does anyone have an opinion or experience with Interarchy and AppleScript. I
>
> just started scripting version 4.1.
Interarchy scripting is complete, but not pleasant to read. Fetch is more
english-like. It also implements move on servers.
For a free solution, just use apples URL access. Sherlock is layered on top
of this, as are most of 9's http services.
it gives you
URL Access : Scripting for URL Access.
download: Downloads a specified URL to a specified file
download string -- URL to download from
to file specification -- the downloaded file location
[replacing yes/no] -- whether to replace an existing file (default:
no)
[unpacking Boolean] -- whether to decode or decompress the
downloaded item (default: true)
[progress Boolean] -- whether to display a modal progress dialog
(default: false)
[form data string] -- form data
[directory listing Boolean] -- get a directory listing? (default:
false)
[download directory Boolean] -- download as an entire directory
(default: false)
[authentication Boolean] -- show authentication dialog (default:
false)
[Result: file specification] -- the downloaded file
upload: upload the file to the URL.
upload file specification -- the file to upload
to string -- the URL of the receiving server
[replacing yes/no] -- whether to replace an existing file (default:
no)
[progress Boolean] -- whether to display a modal progress dialog
(default: false)
[binhexing Boolean] -- whether to binhex before uploading or not
(default: true)
[upload directory boolean] -- upload as an entire directory
(default: false)
[authentication boolean] -- show authentication dialog (default:
false)
[Result: boolean]