At 11:27 -0500 01.29.2001, Steve Rothman wrote:
>And so it would be really easy to make a shellscript to do this.
>
>I've tried writing an AppleScript, and I can launch MacPerl and
>MHonArc from AppleScript just fine, but I can't figure out how to
>simulate typing in the command line. (There are a ton of posts on
>this topic in the MacPerl list archives, with many different
>solutions to this issue, but none of the solutions seem to work for
>me.)
tell app "MacPerl"
do script ["mhonarc", "mailboxname", "-outdir", ¬
":outputpath", "-rcfile", "resourcefile.rsc", "-add"]
end
You will probably need the whole path to "mhonarc" in there.
As to starting existing scripts ... you could possibly do:
#!perl
@ARGV = ("mailboxname", "-outdir", ":outputpath",
"-rcfile", "resourcefile.rsc", "-add");
do 'mhonarc';
Or you could, if you have MPW perl set up, do:
#!perl
my $cmd = 'mhonarc mailboxname -outdir :outputpath -rcfile ' .
'resourcefile.rsc -add';
`$cmd`;
It should work just fine if "mhonarc" is in your MPW scripts folder.
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