Re: Script Editor in Tiger: where's the Find gone?
Re: Script Editor in Tiger: where's the Find gone?
- Subject: Re: Script Editor in Tiger: where's the Find gone?
- From: Doug McNutt <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 8 May 2005 20:35:39 -0600
At 22:53 +0100 5/8/05, has wrote:
>Stuffing the source code (where permitted) into a script bundle may be the most likely - if somewhat clumsy - option. Such a change would need to come from Apple though, and adopted by Script Editor . . .
I tend to store my AppleScripts as TEXT anyway. First it was MPW and now it's BBEdit worksheets. If you're using scripts for yourself only and not publishing them for use in other countries there is little to be gained by saving a compiled script. Saving as an APPL is another thing.
In BBEdit
osascript << ENDSCRIPT
tell application "somebody"
do this or that
end tell
ENDSCRIPT
or in MPW
Begin
Echo 'tell application "iCab"'
Echo ' activate'
Echo ' GetURL "https://www4.usbank.com/. ;. .CmdId=DisplayLoginPage"'
Echo 'end tell'
End | RunApplescript >> Dev:Null
To execute either one just select it and poke enter.
They have all the benefits of a programmer's editor and would be indexed by Spotlight just fine.
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