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Re: Entering scripts in raw format
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Re: Entering scripts in raw format


  • Subject: Re: Entering scripts in raw format
  • From: Jon Pugh <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2007 10:24:56 -0800

At 5:56 PM +0000 1/4/07, Rolf Howarth wrote:
>Well, the events ARE documented - in a header file - and I guess I can write some native code to receive them. For example, the relevant portion is
>
>@result kXMLDataKey	The XML data, represented as a UTF-8 string (typeUTF8Text)
>...
>#define kXMLDataKey					'xmlD'
>
>I'd prefer not use C++ for this if I can help it though. It's frustrating that I can get most of the way there with AppleScript, just not read the result!

Bad news.  AppleScript can't retrieve any result except '----'.

You are stuck going to C/C++.

Jon
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