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Re: cocoa scripting


  • Subject: Re: cocoa scripting
  • From: PJ Pritchard <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 8 Apr 2006 22:15:55 -0400

Hey Alan,

I know what you're after. It is what I had in mind when I designed the forebear to Automator. Although I claim no intellectual property in regards to Automator and certainly didn't provide any code or assistance ...

I have been told that my program (presented at a bioinformatics conference) and my discussions with Apple regarding that app, led to the development of Automator. I'm sure what you speak of will in fact be a feature of 10.5 or later ....

That being said, I would like to help build something slightly different from Automator. I'd like to see a full-scale flowcharted workflow app that pipes data from process to process, regardless of language or implementation (and should be Xgrid-friendly).

When I built the Aquifer-prototype (which was very bare-bones), I was using an XML specification describing language independent commands. The basis was from Pise, at http://www.pasteur.fr/recherche/unites/ sis/Pise/, check it out.

I'm pretty sure the XML specification was originally built to front- end command-line and perl scripts with Tk and HTML front-ends. Let me know ... if you were to start a sourceforge project or something, I would help ...

Maybe the talk should be taken out of the Cocoa dev list though ...


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