applescript

问题 To run a Java8-JAR archive on Macs with a higher Java version I pack the jar into an APP bundle (stuff.app) together with a bash-script, let's call it stuff.sh (edit: removed "-cp" argument, inserted echoing command line arguments): #!/bin/bash VM_ARGS_A="--add-modules=java.xml.bind" # Set the working directory DIR=$(cd "$(dirname "$0")"; pwd) APP_JAR="some-java-stuff.jar" APP_NAME="Some Java Stuff" APP_ICNS="stuff.icns" #test: set command line args STUFF_TITLE="Launching $APP_NAME" STUFF

问题 To run a Java8-JAR archive on Macs with a higher Java version I pack the jar into an APP bundle (stuff.app) together with a bash-script, let's call it stuff.sh (edit: removed "-cp" argument, inserted echoing command line arguments): #!/bin/bash VM_ARGS_A="--add-modules=java.xml.bind" # Set the working directory DIR=$(cd "$(dirname "$0")"; pwd) APP_JAR="some-java-stuff.jar" APP_NAME="Some Java Stuff" APP_ICNS="stuff.icns" #test: set command line args STUFF_TITLE="Launching $APP_NAME" STUFF

问题 I have used AppleScript to get selected text from third party app. Which is working fine in osx 10.13 but stopped working in osx 10.14. From searching, got one suggestion to add "NSAppleEventsUsageDescription" in info.plist, but that is also not working for me. let latestApp = "Safari" //Write script to activate the app and get the selected text to our app let script = """ tell application \"\(latestApp)\" activate end tell tell application \"System Events\" tell process \"\(latestApp)\"

问题 I have a small computer lab for students to use fairly unsupervised, with a printer attached on the network. I am trying to implement a simple scripting additions alert dialog with all the rules about the printer that I need to pop up when they select print from any number of different applications. I am trying to attach the script directly to the printer itself in the User/Library/Printer directory, (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.app) so any browser, or pdf viewer, etc. will get the message displayed when

问题 I considered posting this to Ask Different but I thought it belonged here due to being mainly focused on code. I have created a macro on my mac for switching spaces, and since upgrading to Sierra the following AppleScript is no longer working. Does anyone know if something has changed? tell application "System Events" to key code 124 using control down and tell application "System Events" to key code 123 using control down This is the output when running in terminal (note the ^[[1;5D ): 14:16

问题 I wrote a regex command to find and output the first instance of a line of digits in a string: find: ^[^\d]*(\d+).* replace: $1 The problem is that in order to actually utilize this in AppleScript, the only way I know of doing this is with calling a shell script and using sed. I can't figure out how to actually use my regex in this way. I've tried for hours without any luck. This is as close as I can get, but it returns ALL the numbers in a string, rather than the first group of numbers: set

问题 I've tried my best to find out a solution with the many script questions on Stack Overflow and the internet, but I can't seem to find the solution I need. What I want to do is create a more automated and less clicking solution to remove all the Mobile cached user accounts on a system. I've been logging in and manually going to user accounts and removing the users one at a time by clicking the "-" button, then clicking "Delete Immediately" for the user data. This works, but is time consuming

问题 I've tried my best to find out a solution with the many script questions on Stack Overflow and the internet, but I can't seem to find the solution I need. What I want to do is create a more automated and less clicking solution to remove all the Mobile cached user accounts on a system. I've been logging in and manually going to user accounts and removing the users one at a time by clicking the "-" button, then clicking "Delete Immediately" for the user data. This works, but is time consuming

问题 How to run an AppleScript from within a Python script? The questions says it all.. (On a Mac obviously) 回答1: this nice article suggests the simple solution cmd = """osascript -e 'tell app "Finder" to sleep'""" def stupidtrick(): os.system(cmd) though today you'd use the subprocess module instead of os.system , of course. Be sure to also check page 2 of the article for many more info and options, including appscript. 回答2: A subprocess version which allows running an original apple script as-is

问题 How can I find which version of OSX is installed on my Mac by using AppleScript? I want to install an app programatically and run different pkg files based on the version. Thanks 回答1: I'm not on a Mac, so there may be a better way to do this, but the first approach that comes to mind is just executing a shell command to query the OS version. http://developer.apple.com/technotes/tn2002/tn2065.html#TNTAG2 http://developer.apple.com/DOCUMENTATION/Darwin/Reference/ManPages/man1/sw_vers.1.html