No, you can just invoke the sdp comman dusing this file.
sdp -f hm Mail.sdef
It will generate Mail.h and Mail.m next to your Mail.sdef file.
Le 15 mars 08 à 13:29, Cocoa a écrit :
Thanks for the answer.
I got another question. Do I need to copy the file into the
Mail.app package, and run that command line again?
On 16/03/2008, at 12:12 AM, Jean-Daniel Dupas wrote:
The sdef file in Mail has some error (like almost all Apple sdef
file in fact). You can use this one if you need.
<Mail.sdef>
Le15 mars 08 à 10:53, Cocoa a écrit :
I am reading the Scripting Bridge Concepts.pdf, when I doing this
in the terminal i got a error
>sdef /Applications/Mail.app | sdp -fh --basename Mail ( what I
type in the Terminal)
>sdp: unknown type name "OLD message editor". (computer responses)
Do I need to translate the information of Mail.app to sdef format,
and how do I do it?
SEN
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