Sometime around 5/22/98 3:41 PM, Chris Nandor wrote something about: >Eventually, I would like to have some sort of matching of AppleScript-style >keywords to Apple Events. So instead of: > > $obj = 'obj{want:type(cobj), from:null(), form:enum(name), seld:TEXT(@)}'; > do_event(qw/aevt odoc MACS/, "'----': $obj, usin: $obj", $file, $app"); > >I could do something like: > > do_event(qw/aevt odoc MACS/, $file, {using=>$app}); > >Somehow the function would have to know what kind of object to make it >into, and it would have to do the aete table translation. But this kind of >thing (syntax subject to change!) is the goal. We shouldn't have to know >that 'using' becomes 'usin', or that our file is of type(cobj). I haven't yet used what you posted, but did drop a copy into my additional libs folder for MacPerl... will give it a go this weekend maybe... I like the ideas presented here though... seems like it could really open up AEs for a lot of people who are dying to get more from their Mac and MacPerl but may be daunted by Mac::AppleEvents oh what would we do without ya Chris? ;-) well over half of my Mac specific production-level scripts use one or more of your modules to help them do their thing... thanx (just in case no one told ya lately that ya do good things ;-) can't wait til my MP P & E gets here, been making heavy use of the online version... thanx again, ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch