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Article #15511Re: Any advantage in learning JavaScript over AppleScript?
From: roger_purves
Date: Sat, 22 Nov 2003 02:22
Date: Sat, 22 Nov 2003 02:22
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The last paragraph of message 4 is very discouraging to me. I hope it does not mean what I think it does. The indefatigable and eloquent Dave Saunders may be willing to work in batch mode, but I am highly fatigable (sic). For example, I like PostScript but it seems to require writing the program in a file and then submitting the file (like a stack of punch cards) to the PostScript interpreter. Sigh. After working in a Lisp environment I can't do it. Isn�t it possible to type JavaScript directly into the debugger, then press a button and have the code run? ( No wisecracks about possible but unlikely.) Or put another way, can�t we work with JavaScript exactly as we would with AppleScript using the Script Editor. Give me hope. Roger Purves
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