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Reading/writing a "pref" file?
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Reading/writing a "pref" file?


  • Subject: Reading/writing a "pref" file?
  • From: "Aaron Grant" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 16 May 2006 18:57:35 -0700

I've cobbled together a small AppleScript app to enable defaults in
Backup that's working well, but would someone be able help me with
making the app look for the existence of, read from and write to a
"pref" file? The file would need to have one of two different text
strings written to it. Below is the script I have so far:

display dialog "Some text goes here" default button 1 buttons {"Turn
Stuff On", "Turn Stuff Off", "Cancel"} with icon note

if button returned of result is "Turn Stuff On" then
	do shell script "defaults write YES"
	display dialog "Stuff is turned on." default button 1 buttons {"OK"}
with icon note
	if button returned of result is "OK" then
		display dialog "Warning text goes here." default button 1 buttons
{"OK"} with icon caution
	else if button returned of result is "OK" then
	end if
else if button returned of result is "Turn Stuff Off" then
	do shell script "defaults write NO"
else if button returned of result is "Cancel" then
	exit repeat
end if

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Aaron
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