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Translate and browse specified application "Dictionary". Free
This is a free-ware to translate "Dictionary" of AppleScript terminology
of specified application into HTML format. You can browse
the dictionary in a style of Web browsing, save it into your HTML file, and
print it. It could provide you a big help if your are writing AppleScript and/or
developing a scriptable application.
Differently from Script Editor, it doesn't launch the target application,
and it shows addtional list of supported commands for each class and description for each enumerator.
It supports only newer MacOS X format of scripting suite and terminology
It supports only newer MacOS X format of scripting suite and terminology
Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.2 or later.
PPC, Mac OS X 10.2 or later.
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| Downloads:1,892 |
| Version Downloads:1,468 |
| Type:Development : Reference |
| License:Free |
| Date:06 Apr 2005 |
| Platform:PPC |
| Price:Free |
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This is a free-ware to translate "Dictionary" of AppleScript terminology
of specified application into HTML format. You can browse
the dictionary in a style of Web browsing, save it into your HTML file, and
print it. It could provide you a big help if your are writing AppleScript and/or
developing a scriptable application.
Differently from Script Editor, it doesn't launch the target application,
and it shows addtional list of supported commands for each class and description for each enumerator.
It supports only newer MacOS X format of scripting suite and terminology under application bundles, but not older style of resource format. Mail, iCal, iChat, et al are in the new style, but Finder and QuickTime Player are typical applications of this unsupported style.
It supports only newer MacOS X format of scripting suite and terminology under application bundles, but not older style of resource format. Mail, iCal, iChat, et al are in the new style, but Finder and QuickTime Player are typical applications of this unsupported style.
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