FROM : Jesse Grosjean
DATE : Tue Aug 01 20:19:14 2006
My application implements its own script menu and it uses
[NSAppleScript executeAndReturnError:] to run scripts when someone
chooses a script from the scripts menu. This works fairly well, but
recently I remember seeing a discussion that I think said this wasn't
the best way to execute scripts in this case. I don't remember, but
maybe it was saying that it was better to use osascript from the
command line to execute them. Problem is I can't seem to relocate
that discussion, does anyone here know where I might have read that,
or have suggestions on if it's good to use [NSAppleScript
executeAndReturnError:] from within a cocoa application.
Thanks,
Jesse
DATE : Tue Aug 01 20:19:14 2006
My application implements its own script menu and it uses
[NSAppleScript executeAndReturnError:] to run scripts when someone
chooses a script from the scripts menu. This works fairly well, but
recently I remember seeing a discussion that I think said this wasn't
the best way to execute scripts in this case. I don't remember, but
maybe it was saying that it was better to use osascript from the
command line to execute them. Problem is I can't seem to relocate
that discussion, does anyone here know where I might have read that,
or have suggestions on if it's good to use [NSAppleScript
executeAndReturnError:] from within a cocoa application.
Thanks,
Jesse
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Jesse Grosjean | Aug 1, 20:19 | |
| Bill Cheeseman | Aug 1, 23:50 |






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