Do you know that all AppleScripts called from Rb have to have an
explicit 'run' handler?
If so, your 'run' handler would have parameters for the items
provided by the interface:
on run(inboundWidth, inboundHeight, inboundColor)
.....
end run
Then your call to the script looks like this:
myScript(3,5,color*)
* - not sure how you would specify the desired color. Off the top of
my head, I would think you could have an AS that grabbed the names of
all the swatches and returned them to Rb as a delimited list to use
filling a popup menu.
all inbound values are strings if memory serves so you may have to
handle conversions to the proper types depending on what ID needs.
On Jan 28, 2006, at 10:49, Joe Cabrera wrote:
I've got a program written in RB that I want to use as an interface
to draw various graphical objects (rectangles, text, nothing fancy)
in an Adobe InDesign template. So I can write an AppleScript to,
say, draw a 2" x 2" red rectangle on my ID template page just fine,
but how can I use my RB interface to let the user change those
values to maybe a 3" x 5" black rectangle?
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David Glass - Gray Matter Computing
graymattercomputing.com - corepos.com
559-303-4915
Apple Certified Help Desk Specialist
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