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Re: osacompile decompile
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Re: osacompile decompile


  • Subject: Re: osacompile decompile
  • From: "Gary (Lists)" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2005 13:31:14 -0400

"Laine Lee" wrote:

> I'm assuming file thefile would be a colon delimited hfs file path, right?
> (Apologies, I can't seem to trust anybody with path formats any more.)

set f to choose file
--> alias

get (script of file f) -- alias ok
class of the result
--> string (styled)

set fstr to "" & f
class of the result
--> string

get (script of file fstr) -- string ok
class of the result
--> string (styled)

get (script of file f) as Unicode text
class of the result
--> Unicode text (not styled)

get (script of file f) as text
class of the result
--> string (not styled)

> (Apologies, I can't seem to trust anybody with path formats any more.)

:)  Yeah, mailing lists are especially good at giving us 11 answers instead
of a healthy 3 to choose from.

Path formats, text files and the associated issues of 'encoding' and
'character set' and whatever else have very quickly turned web production
scripting into a nightmare.  I have no idea anymore whether my files should
be in ISO-KLINGON-4476 or something else.

It used to be easy. BBEdit and AppleScript, toss in some Unix line endings.
No problem.  Now it's chaos.

Who knows? Everyone and no one, I think.
--
Gary

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