Hi, Chris
I've only been working with a Mac running Leopard now for about 5
weeks and am not familiar with AppleScript or the Script Editor. I ran
the Script Editor and dragged the iChat.app (since you said that app
had lots of handlers) file into it, but what am I looking for? I saw
no scripting interface. Am I doing it wrong? Is that how I was suppose
to "drop it on Script Editor"?
Sorry for all the questions.
- Don
BTW, the actual app I am tried to read the chat log from is
PokerStars.app (www.pokerstars.com)
On Apr 14, 2008, at 1:03 PM, Christopher Nebel wrote:
clients provide such hooks as part of their scriptability. For
example, iChat in Leopard has a rather extensive set of handlers
that you can attach AppleScript scripts to, and from there you can
do what you like -- in your case, you'd want the "message received"
handler. You never specified the application you were interested
in, but take a look at its scripting interface (drop it on Script
Editor) and see if something looks promising.
--Chris Nebel
AppleScript Engineering
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