On Dec 14, 2011, at 12:25 PM, Todd Geist wrote:
> More on this.
>
> you don't actually need the full Automator file to run it from the shell.
> You can rip out the document.wflow file from the contents of the automator
> package and use that.
>
> This comes in handy because some tools see the r
More on this.
you don't actually need the full Automator file to run it from the shell.
You can rip out the document.wflow file from the contents of the automator
package and use that.
This comes in handy because some tools see the regular automator package as
a folder not a file. So it can be
This is just a quick thank you to Ken Ray, and also to Todd Geist for his added
note on this. I will get it going in my own environment soon. Being English, I
don't often use the word "awesome" but it seems an appropriate response in this
case.
Graham
On Fri, 9 Dec 2011 10:25:28 -0600, Ken Ra
First create the automate as Ken described and save it somewhere. In this
> case I saved it on y desktop.
> then in LC do the following
>
> get shell ("automator '/Users/todd/Desktop/test.workflow'")
>
> put value(line 2 of it)
>
>
> That should do it.
I didn't realize you could call Automato
Hello,
This way works too.
First create the automate as Ken described and save it somewhere. In this
case I saved it on y desktop.
then in LC do the following
get shell ("automator '/Users/todd/Desktop/test.workflow'")
put value(line 2 of it)
That should do it.
Todd
On Fri, Dec 9, 2011 at
On Dec 9, 2011, at 5:39 AM, Graham Samuel wrote:
> Hi Mark
>
> I am sure that would be a very fine way of doing it, but I have to ask myself
> whether it would be quicker for me to implement a picker in LiveCode (where I
> feel comfortable, and where at least some of the logic would be useful
Hi Mark
I am sure that would be a very fine way of doing it, but I have to ask myself
whether it would be quicker for me to implement a picker in LiveCode (where I
feel comfortable, and where at least some of the logic would be useful on other
platforms) or learn AppleScript and Automator and t
Hi Graham,
Why emulate it? Use AppleScript/Automator to use the real one.
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