Re: Expanding Python as a macro language



Alex Martelli wrote:

> Don't neglect MacOSX -- it's quite secure, there are many open and free
> applications, AND it has a decent architecture for the kind of tasks you
> want to do (mostly intended for Apple's own Applescript language, but
> all the interfaces are open and easily available to Python, which is
> quite well supported on the Mac).

FWIW, there's a nice overview of the Open Scripting Architecture at:

http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/wcook/papers/AppleScript/AppleScript95.pdf

It's not a perfect system and the quantity and quality of support
varies from application to application and language to language, but I
reckon the other *nixes could still learn a thing or two from it.

HTH

has
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