Is there a way to make a remote copy inside the container from the scripting bridge? In AppleScript, it looks like the "copy of [container] [location in the container]" [element] of the container. For example, in reference to the text edit document being told, you can copy the first paragraph at the end of the document, at the end of the document, while copying the first paragraph of your text at the end of your text.
Is there any way of using Objective-C, using the Scripting Bridge?
I tried to do something like this:
SBObject * foo = [container objectattackedx: 0]; [Container adobject: Fu]; And a message has been found that "can not add an existing item." On the console; It seems that addObject and various replace * methods only when you are creating a new SBObject example and working to enter it Are there.
When the second parameter for AppleScript's underlying copy command is an application reference The aliases duplicate or set commands to apply an application to AppleScript 'help' depends on whether the first parameter is another reference or not. To avoid confusion, it is best to use duplicate or set while working with a wrapper app in Apple Script.
For SB, you should see a duplicate ... in the header file to be aware that the Duplicate command of SB is semi-crippled () Because it can only do one object at a time. Most applications will allow you to manipulate multiple objects in one command (any bugs in their scripting support), eg Apple Script will let you know:
Specify the application "iTunes" duplicate (artist whose artist is "Foo") (playlist "bar") in the end P> But SB will not be; Instead, you have to remove a list of those single references and have to be repeated on them, process them at one time. Creates your code for a very long time, and if you have a large number of objects Another option is to do all this correctly and generally for application compatibility problems Appears to be very less (called 'quirk-for-quirk compatibility' as Matt Nebrugh) plus you get an estrangle, which converts the Apple Script command into equivalent Python / Ruby / Objective syntax - when it correctly W How to pronounce Qynsh by Phrase:
#import "ITGlue / ITGlue.h" ITApplication * itunes = [IT application with application: @ "iTunes"]; ITReference * ref = Test by [[Itunes Track]]: [[ITIs Artist] Equals: @ "Foo"]]; ITDuplicateCommand * CMD = From [[Referee Duplicate]: [[iTunes Playlist] Dwaram: @ "Bar"]]; ID result = [send CMD]; Yet another option, if you are at 10.6, will be to use the Apple Script OBGC bridge, which allows you to combine AS and OBJC in the same program, which That without any dirty NSAppleScript crap. This will allow you to use Apple Script which is best for this (communication with other applications) and Objisi should have official documents for everything but a web-search should throw different third-party resources. MacScripter.net might be a good place to start - in addition to the ASOC forum, Craig Williams posted a tutorial some time ago.
(BTW, Craig has also given a chapter in the third edition of the Apple Script of the chapter about the ASOC, which I co-wrote, and whatever it contains, in which the principles of scripting There are lots of information on more practices, including set / duplicate / copy .)
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