This software assists in the development and control of Java, Flex, and web-based projects while utilizing AppleScript as its primary tool. With its functionality, it streamlines the process of creating software from start to finish.
The Mac Applescript Dev Tool project aims to enhance the functionality of the Finder and basic Mac text editors, like TextWrangler, BBEdit, SubEthaEdit, Smultron, and Xcode among others. With the touch of a hotkey, the software can identify and locate the build action for the current project based on the active/frontmost file and execute it. The build system automatically INFERS the action required based on the context of the current file being edited or based on the current path in the Finder.
Mac Applescript Dev Tool is designed to scan the Finder path to find specific files like an Ant build file, index.html file or even a secondary script file to invoke, if that customization is desired. It can even invoke an xcode project directly from your text editor or the Finder. In this manner, XCode becomes a complete slave of the user's text editor.
Initially, build actions will include invoking Java Ant, building for Flex using the Flex Compiler Shell (fcsh), or invoking a script used to validate the syntax of a JavaScript project at hand. While additional actions may be included in future updates, if any build failure occurs during the above build types, the software throws back errors to the user's text editor via AppleScript.
Overall, the Mac Applescript Dev Tool project is an excellent addition to any developer's toolkit and offers a wide range of functionalities that make file management and editing much easier. The software can significantly reduce the time developers spend on minor, repetitive tasks, making it a real time-saver.
Mac Applescript Dev Tool is designed to scan the Finder path to find specific files like an Ant build file, index.html file or even a secondary script file to invoke, if that customization is desired. It can even invoke an xcode project directly from your text editor or the Finder. In this manner, XCode becomes a complete slave of the user's text editor.
Initially, build actions will include invoking Java Ant, building for Flex using the Flex Compiler Shell (fcsh), or invoking a script used to validate the syntax of a JavaScript project at hand. While additional actions may be included in future updates, if any build failure occurs during the above build types, the software throws back errors to the user's text editor via AppleScript.
Overall, the Mac Applescript Dev Tool project is an excellent addition to any developer's toolkit and offers a wide range of functionalities that make file management and editing much easier. The software can significantly reduce the time developers spend on minor, repetitive tasks, making it a real time-saver.
What's New
Version 2: N/A