> Applescript should be used as the definition of a write-only language. It’s the opposite. Applescript is a read-only language. Very difficult to write, but e

> Applescript should be used as the definition of a write-only language. It’s the opposite. Applescript is a read-only language. Very difficult to write, but easy to read code that’s already done. Whereas Perl is easy(?) to write, difficult to read. So it’s a “write-only language”.