sqwarqDev wrote:
> it's a hobby.
"The Aristocrats!"
> Wasting my time on this is no worse than watching re-runs of "Kung
Fu" and sure beats suffering on the sofa watching Leeds United getting
hammered again... :(
(Bradford City FTW)
>> Or you use OSAScript, which has a very stupid metho
> IMO you're almost certainly wasting your time.
I've been told this since I first mentioned it over a year and a half ago. I'm
not a professional developer, it's a hobby. Wasting my time on this is no worse
than watching re-runs of "Kung Fu" and sure beats suffering on the sofa
watching Leeds
sqwarqDev wrote:
> As the title suggests, I'm building an AppleScript editor
(Objective-C, not Swift). I've got reasonably far replicating the
abilities of the in-built Script editor and have even added a few bells
and whistles. However, I'm stuck, conceptually, on one particular hump.
IMO y
> On 7 Dec 2014, at 18:59, sqwarqDev <2551p...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> AEDescriptor is:
>>> >> 'want':'cfol', 'seld':'utxt'("Fusion:Users:sphil:Desktop:"), ...,
>
>> What you've shown above is just the description string of the
>> NSAppleEventDescriptor. It's not its native content.
>
> Ac
Ken, many thanks for taking the time to respond.
Yes, I'm very familiar with OSAKit framework, but only in the sense that the
more I look at it the more infuriating it becomes...
> What you've shown above is just the description string of the
> NSAppleEventDescriptor. It's not its native cont
On Dec 7, 2014, at 3:46 AM, sqwarqDev <2551p...@gmail.com> wrote:
> As the title suggests, I'm building an AppleScript editor (Objective-C, not
> Swift). I've got reasonably far replicating the abilities of the in-built
> Script editor and have even added a few bells and whistles. However, I'm
