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Re: solutions to scripting addition terminology conflicts
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Re: solutions to scripting addition terminology conflicts


  • Subject: Re: solutions to scripting addition terminology conflicts
  • From: "Daniel A. Shockley" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2002 09:17:40 -0500

>I'd just like to add to what you have said that I think that more
AppleScript developers should explore scriptable applications as possible
solutions to their programming problems. I know a few of the scripting
additions I have written in the past, for instance, are good candidates for
scriptable applications.

JR

Yeah. I can see that. I particulary llke the better control of
terminolgy offered by scriptable faceless background applicatons.
Until the AS Eng. team comes up with a "using module" mechanism,
that's going to seem a very compelling advantage to me.

Thanks,
Neal.

Well, in a note against the practicality of FBAs (not the theory of using them, but what actually can happen): I've had some problems with URL Access Scripting (which isn't FBA, but similar problems may occur with FBAs) and other apps not launching or freezing when they are called repetitively. Also, I would guess that FBAs are more likely to crash and cause other problems related to memory and/or extremely long tasks than are extensions to AppleScript itself.


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