The show_app_creator_code software displays the creator code of the specified application by taking its name as a command-line argument. It is a concise and efficient tool for developers seeking to quickly retrieve application creator codes.
Introducing show_app_creator_code, a free command-line Perl script that allows you to easily display the 4 character "creator code" for the application of your choice. Simply supply the name of the application you are interested in as a command-line argument, and the script will do the rest.
It is important to note that the name comparison used by this tool is case-sensitive - so be sure to get the capitalization correct when entering the application name. Additionally, it is necessary to enclose any application names that contain spaces in quotes in order for the script to work correctly.
One of the standout features of show_app_creator_code is its ability to work even when only part of the application name is supplied. When this happens, the script will display information on all the matching applications that share the supplied name fragment.
This script is powered by Spotlight metadata, which enables it to find the applications you are searching for with ease. Best of all, it is completely free to use, making it an essential tool for any software developer or tech enthusiast.
It is important to note that the name comparison used by this tool is case-sensitive - so be sure to get the capitalization correct when entering the application name. Additionally, it is necessary to enclose any application names that contain spaces in quotes in order for the script to work correctly.
One of the standout features of show_app_creator_code is its ability to work even when only part of the application name is supplied. When this happens, the script will display information on all the matching applications that share the supplied name fragment.
This script is powered by Spotlight metadata, which enables it to find the applications you are searching for with ease. Best of all, it is completely free to use, making it an essential tool for any software developer or tech enthusiast.
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