Re: "save as" question
Re: "save as" question
- Subject: Re: "save as" question
- From: Ben Waldie <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2003 20:18:04 -0500
Roy,
On Nov 20, 2003, at 5:30 PM, roy whelden wrote:
Can someone explain to me in a few short sentences what Script
Editor's "save as application bundle" means? If it's not possible to
explain in a brief message, could someone direct me to an Applescript
book which might explain it? (I have the O'Reilly book, but that is
about two years out of date.)
Straight from the latest AppleScript release notes at
<
http://www.apple.com/applescript/releasenotes/192OSX.html>...
AppleScript 1.9.2 supports a new bundled format for compiled scripts
and script applications (applets) that uses standard Mac OS X bundles.
Compiled script bundles have the filename extension ".scptd", while
applet bundles have the filename extension ".app". [3150267] [3150248]
Scripting additions can be embedded within bundled applets by placing
them in a folder named Scripting Additions inside the bundle's
Contents/Resources/ folder. Note that Script Editor does not look for
embedded scripting additions when editing bundled applets. Any required
scripting additions must be properly installed in the normal locations
during script development so that Script Editor can find them.
[3314117]
-Ben
Benjamin S. Waldie
President & CEO
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