Skype (was: VoIP Client Scriptable)
Skype (was: VoIP Client Scriptable)
- Subject: Skype (was: VoIP Client Scriptable)
- From: Rob Lewis <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 13 Oct 2007 13:10:30 -0700
| I played with this some time ago and it does seem to work.
tell application "Skype" send command "MESSAGE echo123 check" script name "My Script" end tell
I could never quite figure out what the function was of the mysterious 'script name "My Script"' clause, though I did determine that it has to be there. I seem to recall reading somewhere that it's just Skype's way of identifying who's making the request. I don't think the name string has to match the actual name of the script that's issuing the command.
Also, for Skype commands that return status information, this works:
tell application "Skype"to set Skype_result to send command "<command string here>" script name "My Script"
The command strings are in Skype's developer documentation. |
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