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Re: Libraries and effiency


  • Subject: Re: Libraries and effiency
  • From: Philip Aker <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 12 Aug 2010 06:00:42 -0700

On 2010-08-11, at 08:06:30, Tommy Bollman wrote:

> I'm trying to do what you want providing powerful scripts that works within the UI of all 3 editors, maybe I will include Xcode and .applescript files, since I recently have seen that they use libraries with ASOC too.

Thanks Tommy,

I think I saw on the link for your product that you are doing a lot of stuff to find the default script editor? At least on 10.6 you can use:

on ASU_GetDefaultScriptEditor()
	tell application "AppleScript Utility" to set dflt to (get default script editor) as text
	return id of application dflt
end ASU_GetDefaultScriptEditor

Also I'm wondering if you would be able to put stuff on the clipboard in a much easier way? Look at <x-man-page://pbcopy> for a tip on how to:

	export LANG=en_US;

So that the encoding is consistently usable.



> Those scripts are meant to ease the daily work of a scripter, providing access to libraries, by revealing in finder, opening files, creating load statements and listing of handlers, pasting of signatures, pasting of handlers, and  at a later stage, I will implement a version control system onto it all, with a snapshot facility primitive but still. There are other small utilities as well, as locking of files and such, which are to come. Most of the scripts will rely on a server which others have access to, hopefully useable from ASOC, for somebody wanting to provide (palettes of floating windows, etc.) I hope for a unified documenting system, like Tetsuro KURITAS to become a standard, and that we all could have one common repository, with at least a small but powerful library of common routines.

Philip Aker
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