Re: Remote Script Server
Re: Remote Script Server
- Subject: Re: Remote Script Server
- From: Simon Topliss <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 30 Jul 2010 14:44:44 +0100
On 30 Jul 2010, at 14:30, Wayne Melrose wrote:
> I thought that "load script" actually compiles each time you call on it?
Erm, I don't think thats the case, but could be wrong. "load script" only works on compiled scripts, not text. That's why I used the PS example as I do have CS5 and the users have CS4.
> I have no idea about AppleScriptObjC.. Interested to know that myself.
Ah, yes. The never ending list of 'things I need to learn'.
> You say you don't want to do it from a database or text file? But I would have thought a call to a web page, which would return the text content of the script, then "run script" to load it would have been a good option? I have solutions that work in this way. I could help you with this kind of solution.
Yeah, maybe. I was just supposing that it would be less efficient. Some of the libraries are really quite large.
> Regarding your comments about application versions, I guess you could handle that before it gets to the user, also, if the user had their version of the application launched, the application would compile with that version. (CS3 instead of CS4)
True enough, just adds more complication.
Thanks for your feedback. I hope others contribute to this. It's the bit that's missing in AppleScript that most other languages seem to support natively – the "#include" construct.
Simon
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