Re: [TRTFM] Cocoa and AppleScript
Re: [TRTFM] Cocoa and AppleScript
- Subject: Re: [TRTFM] Cocoa and AppleScript
- From: Ian_atkinson <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 13 Aug 2002 11:56:22 -0000
NSURL *url=[NSURL
URLWithString:@"
mailto:email@hidden?subject=the subject";]
;
[[NSWorkspace sharedWorkspace] openURL:url];
this is from memory... i think to add some text to the body you'll have to
change the url string to
@"
mailto:email@hidden?subject=the subject?body=the text you want tod";
but from memory i'm not sure. maybe someone from the list could confirm this
to be correct or not :)
ian
>
On Tuesday, August 13, 2002, at 11:55 AM, Jeremy Dronfield wrote:
>
>
I'd like to include an AppleScript in my Cocoa app, but can't make head or
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tail of the numerous NSScriptXXX classes in Foundation. Also, I'm confused
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by the AS component in Interface Builder. Is it only meant to be used for
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building AS applications? I managed to get it to attach a script to a
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button's action, but at runtime I got an ASKNibInfoManager error: "class
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not loaded". Would it be better to simply call the script from within the
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button's action method in PB? If so, how?
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The purpose of the script is (or will be) to find the user's default email
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application (if that's possible), launch it, begin a new message and put
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some strings in the subject field and the text field.
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If there's a way to do all this that bypasses AppleScript altogether, I'd
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love to hear about it. I mean, I can launch Mail with NSWorkspace, but
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that's not really enough. BTW, I don't have Jaguar, hence no
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NSAppleScript.
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Hoping somebody can help.
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-Jeremy
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