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What sort of AppleScript stuff do you need?
I'm presently working on adding support for AppleScript to Today for the next release. A lot of applications have a half-cocked AppleScript dictionary, which I know can be frustrating to the scripters out there. If you are an avid AppleScripter and Today user, tell me what sort of stuff you are interested in scripting.
If you're just a regular user who likes to automate stuff, what types of canned scripts would be beneficial to you?
I'm open to any and all ideas on this. Help!
If you're just a regular user who likes to automate stuff, what types of canned scripts would be beneficial to you?
I'm open to any and all ideas on this. Help!
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Inappropriate?Hey Justin: I would suggest at least the basic classes like...
tell calendar "Work"
set newEvent to make new event with properties {event name:"My Event",event location:"Home",...} Similar to the iCal object model.
Creation / Deletion of these (as well as creating / deleting new Calendars) would be nice too.
Just a thought...
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Inappropriate?Maybe you should consider offering Commandline support ... a simple commandline access to Today as well as CheckOff would be sweet!1 Comment
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You can access AppleScript via the commandline. See this tip: http://www.macosxhints.com/article.ph...
As for a full commandline companion app, I doubt I'll implement something like that because it's far too niche.
