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Re: OSAX & X
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Re: OSAX & X


  • Subject: Re: OSAX & X
  • From: garrett <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 05 Apr 2002 15:48:25 -0600

actually - thanx for the info - but i'm working within OS X - don't run
clasic.

Sometime 'round 04/05/2002 06:01 AM, has at email@hidden
described:

> Rob Jorgensen wrote:
>
>>> I'm confused - can all OSAX be used with OS X just by dropping them into the
>>> Scripting Additions folder? Because I'm trying to get Tanaka's to work - but
>>> none of the commands are recognized.
>>
>> Nope, only osax which have been developed for OS X will work in OS X.
>
> You can use MacOS8/9 osaxen in Classic though, yes? I'm sure folk have
> mentioned in the past that you can run a script server in Classic that'll
> let you access non-OS X osaxen. e.g. Something like:
>
> --"tanaka server" (save as stay-open applet in classic)
>
> on MTEncodeURL(theURL)
> MT Encode URL theURL
> end MTEncodeURL
>
> on MTParseCGI(theString, fieldName)
> MT Parse CGI theString field name fieldName convert to MacRoman
> end MTParseCGI
>
> -----------
>
>
> tell application "tanaka server" to MTEncodeURL(someURL)
>
>
> Probably going to be fairly slow, however, plus you'll have to compromise
> over optional parameters in the osaxen calls somehow (various ways you can
> do this; none are ideal).
>
> --
>
>> There may be good news on the horizon though. Here's a description
>> for one of the sessions at the upcoming WWDC.
>>
>> a new plug-in architecture to replace OSAXen ... [Wed., May 8, 9-10am]
>
>
> Curse Apple's obsessive Secrecy about Everything - now I gotta bounce up
> and down in frustration for a whole month till I find out what the heck
> this all means.:p (Will it introduce unique namespaces? Will it handle
> AS-based modules, as well as ones written in compiled C and friends? What
> other cool grooviness will it introduce?)
>
> Cheers,
>
> has
>
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