On Sunday, November 20, 2016 at 10:11:56 PM UTC+1, Mike Petonic wrote: > > Thanks, Jason, for the cool technique. I'll be using it. > > Rob -- In general, where I want to use this is in using the power of QS in > other environments without duplicating the functionality in, say, > Applescript. > > Use case: > > - I'm in Preview and the Current Document is an image file that I've > probably downloaded from the web. > - I want to save it in "~/Documents/Maps/Images/2016-11-20 RPI GPIO > pinout.pdf" but I want to rename the file first using the QS interface > - I want the clipboard to contain the > "file:///Users/petonic/Documents/Maps/2016-11-20 RPI GPIO pinout.pdf.pdf" > File url when the script exits > - The only interaction I want with the script (instead of multiple > invocations of QS, which is what I do now) is to type the name of the > script that does all this, then when the QS interface comes up, rename the > file, I'm done. > > Did you try UI scripting? Some function that calls QS, sets object and action, runs, gets result — would do for basic stuff, although not always practicable. I might give it a shot.
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