![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() In plainer English, you can use Objective-C in an AppleScript without any AppleScript whatsoever! It is actually just a dialect of Objective-C that will be accepted in the (Apple)Script Editor and can be run by an instance of the AppleScript component. If that’s you, bear in mind that AppleScriptObjC isn’t really “AppleScript + Objective-C” at all. Of course, some people have suffered miserably at the hands of AppleScript in the past, and even though the thought of scripting with access to Cocoa APIs through Objective-C is tempting, they fear the AppleScript side of it. Is it me, or is AppleScript experiencing something of an Indian Summer? It seems everywhere I go, people are talking more about macOS automation, AppleScript and even Apple’s curious hybrid syntax AppleScriptObjC (ASObjC). ![]()
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