re: [MacPerl] Execute Compiled AppleScript

[pudge@pcix.com (Chris Nandor)]

At 12:08 AM 8/16/96, Paul Schinder wrote:
>pudge@pcix.com (Chris Nandor) writes:
>Get a hold of the "Applescript Language Guide", either at a bookstore or
>on-line somewhere deep in Apple's site.  They have .pdf's of the entire
>book somewhere.  Anyway, after you've saved your script as a compiled
>script, you do something like:
>
>set myfunc to (load script file "path:to:compiled:script")
>tell myfunc
>    do your stuff
>end tell

>tell application "Finder"
>   open alias "path:to:compiled:script"
>end tell
>
>If what you want to return is complicated, you might be better off
>doing this and writing to a temporary file which MacPerl can then read
>rather than using load script.

Thanks, but these are AppleScript commands; is there a MacPerl command that
can execute the compiled script straight from MacPerl, i.e.
"&MacPerl::DoCompiledScript("path:filename")?



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