On the Macintosh, many (most?) applications have a script api where they
can be controlled by AppleScript. There is a Required Suite (open, print,
quit, run), a Standard Suite (close, count, exists, ...) and then
specialised suites for each application. The key is that the Required and
Standard sui
Well, the C re-write is only for the QIF importer. I do think that
exporting a non-GUI "open file" API to scheme would be a Good Thing.
-derek
David Bottomley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Thanks, anyhow.
> Such a great tool -- I just want a little more from it.
> Maybe Derek's c-re-write is a
Thanks, anyhow.
Such a great tool -- I just want a little more from it.
Maybe Derek's c-re-write is a good option.
> Hi,
> Writing a script like this _should_ be possible. The only major
> problem that I can think of is the lack of an "open file" api without
> the associated GUI code, meaning
Hi,
Writing a script like this _should_ be possible. The only major
problem that I can think of is the lack of an "open file" api without
the associated GUI code, meaning I don't think you can write a script
that opens a file without also initializing the GUI code.
The perl bindings fell into di
