At 8:44 +0200 2004.06.29, Bart Lateur wrote:
>If you know of a (easy) way to embed the compiled Applescript into the
>resource fork of this applet itself, and run it from there, I'm all
>ears, even if the embedding is not done using MacPerl itself (though I'd
>prefer that... :))
Using the initial
On Tue, 29 Jun 2004 02:34:11 +0100, John Delacour wrote:
>Why not run the whole thing as an AppleScript script using MacPerl's
>Do Script event? There would be no delay at all then.
Basically, I want just this one little file (and, uh, MacPerl... and the
final app...) to run it. Two dependencie
At 1:48 +0200 2004.06.29, Bart Lateur wrote:
>How do I launch an external application with parameters?
This is done via Apple events, as best I know.
>I've tried the following with Applescript, which works fine (it's
>supposed to launch Acrobat Distiller with a given PostScript file) but
>takes
At 1:48 am +0200 29/6/04, Bart Lateur wrote:
I've tried the following with Applescript, which works fine (it's
supposed to launch Acrobat Distiller with a given PostScript file) but
takes 10 to 20 seconds of freezing time (compiling the Applescript)
before anything happens:
I'd like to have a faste
MacOS9. Of course.
How do I launch an external application with parameters?
I've looked at Mac::Apps::Launch, but that only seems to provide means
to launch or kill applications, bring them forward or backward, hide and
show them. I see no hint in its docs on how to open a program using an
exter
