From: has <has.temp3@...>
Date: 2007-03-03T19:50:06+09:00
Subject: Re: Ruby as an alternative to Applescript article

On 3 Mar, 08:49, Jaypee <rf.ooda...@sd.eepyaj> wrote:
> There is an article on O'Reilly's MacDevCenter about rb-appscript
> a way to use Ruby as a front-end to interact via AppleEvents with
> applications.
> There is a dmg to install everything. It's a pprt from Python so
> the examples are in Python syntax.
>
> However, the only example Ruby does not work.

You're referring to the .dmg at <http://rubyforge.org/frs/?
group_id=2346&release_id=9094>, yes? That .dmg should include the
following:
- 'README' file
- binary PPC and i386 .pkg installers for Apple-installed Ruby on
Tiger
- an 'rb-appscript-0.3.0' folder containing the full source
distribution, including full documentation (the 'doc' sub-folder) and
over a dozen sample Ruby scripts (the 'sample' sub-folder).

While rb-appscript is a port of the original Python appscript, there
shouldn't be any Pythonisms left in rb-appscript or on its website. If
I've missed any, please let me know exactly where and I'll go fix 'em
ASAP.

HTH

has
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