appscript

Appscript is a high level, user-friendly Apple event bridge that allows you to control scriptable Mac OS X applications from Python, Ruby and Objective-C. Appscript makes these languages a serious alternative to AppleScript for automating your Mac.

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Operating Systems

Mac

Intended Audience

Information Technology, Advanced End Users, System Administrators, Developers, Quality Engineers

Programming Language

Python, Objective C, Ruby

Related Categories

Python Software Development Software, Objective C Software Development Software, Ruby Software Development Software

Registered

2006-08-15

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