Scripting Terminal.app
Scripting Terminal.app
- Subject: Scripting Terminal.app
- From: Jean-Baptiste LE STANG <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 27 Apr 2003 10:22:26 +0200
Yes I just discovered that to, I was nearly sure that you could do it
this way. But if you look with care what is going on when you run the
script, you will see a window that appears and then dissapear. I 'm
sorry for giving you false hope.
test the following to see the problem :
tell application "Terminal"
activate
make new window at end of windows with properties {size:{800, 800},
visible:true}
end tell
You'll have to use Philippe's method to create a new window.
JB
Le dimanche, 27 avr 2003, ` 02:45 Europe/Paris, John Baltutis a icrit :
On 4/26/03, Philippe GRUCHET <email@hidden> wrote:
The following is working too:
tell application "Terminal" to make new window at the end of windows
In SE 2.0, OS X 10.2.5, AS 1.9.1, if Terminal is not running, it
launches
Terminal, and reports the result as:
->window id 596 of application "Terminal"
run the script with Terminal running and it reports:
->window id 602 of application "Terminal"
run it again and get a new id result.
However, click on the menu item Window and see there is only one window
present. Bottom line. It launches Terminal and opens a window if
Terminal
is not running. When running, it doesn't do anythiing except return a
new
window id in the result, but the new windows don't exist. Maybe I'm
just
missing something here.
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