Dave,
There used to be an AppleScript dictionary for MetaCard. Revolution
lost this somehow. It is possible to put it back. Adding the
dictionary to the Revolution engine is discussed somewhere in the Use
List archives. I wouldn't really recommend it if you don't explicitly
state in the documentation that is distributed with your application
that your application is scriptable. You can do pretty much
everything with the do script statement.
You need to change the application referenced in the "tell" statement
to the name of your standalone, if applicable. Otherwise, you can use
the name "Revolution". Note however that running multiple copies of
Revolution or your standalone may cause unexpected results while
running your script. I think there is a workaround for this by
referencing to a process, but I don't know how this works. (Maybe
someone else knows?)
Best,
Mark
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Op 7-dec-2006, om 12:35 heeft Dave het volgende geschreven:
Hi,
I'm using RunRev 2.6.6.152 under the latest version of PowerPC
Tiger and I can't open the dictoinary using Script Editor, and I
can't seem to find anything about RunRev's AppleScripting
capabilities in the docs. Do you know where I can find information
on this?
One specific question:
Do I need to change to the application referenced in the "tell"
statement depending on whether I am running under the IDE or as a
Standalone?
Thanks a lot
All the Best
Dave
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