AppleScriptObjC in Snow Leopard
This is a simple example of transferring a standard script to AppleScriptObjC. It aims simply to show that it can be done in such a way that minimal knowledge of Cocoa commands is required.Download example
Craig Williams has also put together a movie outlining how the bindings are set up in this application. You can watch it here:
View movie
This second sample shows how to set up a table, again relying on bindings. It also shows the use of a search field without requiring any code.
Download table example
Some of this material and much more will be covered at our AppleScript Pro Sessions April 12-16, 2010, in St. Pete Beach, Florida. If you have any questions or would like to keep informed about upcoming training events, please email.
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