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Yes you're right. Perhaps something like Automator or even Scratch might work for non-programmers instead of AppleScript. I find both of those quite intuitive (
by todd8 10y ago
Yes you're right. Perhaps something like Automator or even Scratch might work for non-programmers instead of AppleScript. I find both of those quite intuitive (although slower to code in for a trained programmer).
- seanp2k2 10y agoIMO just use Lua as it's easy to embed and well-suited for the task of ad-hoc scripting. There's also a large community and plenty of library support to help get weird interactions working.