Visão Geral

Este Curso AppleScript, cobre noções básicas de AppleScript e scripts do FileMaker Pro, iView MediaPro e InDesign. Este Curso AppleScript também oferece aprendizado aprofundado e técnicas avançadas de AppleScript, além de abordar a criação de scripts no OS X Finder - o aplicativo que controla o seu Macintosh.

Objetivo

Ao participar do Curso AppleScript, os participantes aprenderão:

• Para começar a trabalhar com AppleScript
• Fundamentos do AppleScript: comandos, objetos, dicionários, variáveis, instruções condicionais, loops de repetição, instruções Tell, modelo de objeto, elementos, propriedades, sub-rotinas e muito mais!
• Para criar scripts para o OS X Finder, FileMaker Pro, iView MediaPro, InDesign e outros aplicativos programáveis
• Para usar AppleScript para unir aplicativos e criar soluções poderosas de automação de software

Publico Alvo

• Profissionais ocupados que querem trabalhar de maneira mais inteligente e não mais difícil
• Editores impressos, web e de vídeo
• Administradores de rede
• Membros da Apple Consultants Network
• Qualquer pessoa que execute tarefas repetitivas em um Macintosh

Materiais

Conteúdo Programatico

Overview of AppleScript

1. Conventions Used in This Guide
2. What Is AppleScript?
3. What Makes AppleScript Special?
4. Who Runs Scripts and Who Writes Them?
5. What Applications Are Scriptable?
6. What Can You Do With Scripts?
7. Automating Activities
8. Integrating Applications
9. Customizing Applications and Automating Workflows
10. How AppleScript Works
11. Statements
12. Commands and Objects
13. Dictionaries
14. Values and Constants
15. Expressions
16. Operations
17. Variables
18. Script Objects
19. Scripting Additions
20. Dialects
21. Other Features and Language Elements
22. Continuation Characters
23. Comments
24. Identifiers
25. Case Sensitivity
26. Abbreviations
27. Compiling Scripts With the Script Editor
28. Debugging Scripts

Values and Constants

1. Using Value Class Definitions
2. Literal Expressions
3. Properties
4. Elements
5. Operators
6. Commands Handled
7. Reference Forms
8. Coercions Supported
9. Boolean
10. Class
11. Constant
12. Data
13. Date
14. Integer
15. List
16. Number
17. Real
18. Record
19. Reference
20. String
21. Styled Text
22. Text
23. Unicode Text and International Text
24. Unit Type Value Classes
25. AppleScript Unit Types by Category
26. Working With Unit Type Value Classes
27. Other Value Classes
28. File Specification
29. RGB Color
30. Coercing Values
31. Constants
32. Arithmetic Constants
33. Boolean Constants
34. Considering and Ignoring Attributes
35. Date and Time Constants
36. Miscellaneous Script Constants
37. Save Option Constants
38. String Constants
39. Text Style Constants
40. Version Constant

Commands

1. Types of Commands
2. Application Commands
3. AppleScript Commands
4. Scripting Addition Commands
5. Target
6. Name Conflicts
7. User-Defined Commands
8. Using Command Definitions
9. Syntax
10. Parameters
11. Result
12. Examples
13. Errors
14. Using Parameters
15. Coercion of Parameters
16. Parameters That Specify Locations
17. Raw Data in Parameters
18. Using Results
19. Viewing a Result in the Script Editor’s Result Window
20. Using the Predefined Result Variable
21. Double Angle Brackets in Results and Scripts
22. When a Dictionary Is Not Available
23. When AppleScript Displays Data in Raw Format
24. Entering Script Information in Raw Format
25. Sending Raw Apple Events From a Script
26. Command Definitions
27. Close
28. Copy
29. Count
30. Delete
31. Duplicate
32. Exists
33. Get
34. Launch
35. Make
36. Move
37. Open
38. Print
39. Quit
40. Reopen
41. Run
42. Save
43. Set

Objects and References

1. Object Class Definitions
2. Properties
3. Element Classes
4. Default Value Class Returned
5. References
6. Containers
7. Complete and Partial References
8. Reference Forms
9. Arbitrary Element
10. Every Element
11. Filter
12. ID
13. Index
14. Middle Element
15. Name
16. Property
17. Range
18. Relative
19. Using the Filter Reference Form
20. References to Files and Applications
21. References to Files
22. Specifying a File by Name or Pathname
23. Specifying a File by Reference
24. Specifying a File by Alias
25. Differences Between Files and Aliases
26. Specifying a File by File Specification
27. References to Applications
28. References to Local Applications
29. References to Remote Applications

Expressions

1. Results of Expressions
2. Variables
3. Creating Variables
4. Using Variables
5. The A Reference To Operator
6. Data Sharing
7. Scope of Variables
8. Predefined Variables
9. Script Properties
10. Defining Script Properties
11. Using Script Properties
12. Scope of Script Properties
13. AppleScript Properties
14. Reference Expression
15. Operations
16. Operators That Handle Operands of Various Classes
17. Equal, Is Not Equal To
18. Greater Than, Less Than
19. Starts With, Ends With
20. Contains, Is Contained By
21. Concatenation
22. Operator Precedence
23. Date-Time Arithmetic
24. Working With Dates at Century Boundaries

Control Statements

1. Characteristics of Control Statements
2. Debugging Control Statements
3. Tell Statements
4. Nested Tell Statements
5. Using it, me, and my in Tell Statements
6. Tell (Simple Statement)
7. Tell (Compound Statement)
8. If Statements
9. If (Simple Statement)
10. If (Compound Statement)
11. Repeat Statements
12. Repeat (forever)
13. Repeat (number) Times
14. Repeat While
15. Repeat Until
16. Repeat With (loopVariable) From (startValue) To (stopValue)
17. Repeat With (loopVariable) In (list
18. Exit
19. Try Statements
20. Kinds of Errors
21. How Errors Are Handled
22. Writing a Try Statement
23. Try
24. Signaling Errors in Scripts
25. Error
26. Considering and Ignoring Statements
27. Considering/Ignoring
28. With Timeout Statements
29. With Timeout
30. With Transaction Statements
31. With Transaction

Handlers

1. Script Applications
2. About Subroutines
3. The Return Statement
4. A Sample Subroutine
5. Types of Subroutines
6. Scope of Subroutine Calls in Tell Statements
7. Checking the Classes of Subroutine Parameters
8. Recursive Subroutines
9. Saving and Loading Libraries of Subroutines
10. Defining and Calling Subroutines
11. Subroutines With Labeled Parameters
12. Defining a Subroutine With Labeled Parameters
13. Calling a Subroutine With Labeled Parameters
14. Examples of Subroutines With Labeled Parameters
15. Subroutines With Positional Parameters
16. Defining a Subroutine With Positional Parameters
17. Calling a Subroutine With Positional Parameters
18. Examples of Subroutines With Positional Parameters
19. Command Handlers
20. Command Handler Syntax
21. Command Handlers for Application Objects
22. Command Handlers for Script Applications
23. Run Handlers
24. Open Handlers
25. Handlers for Stay-Open Script Applications
26. Idle Handlers
27. Quit Handlers
28. Interrupting a Script Application’s Handlers
29. Calling a Script Application From a Script
30. Scope of Script Variables and Properties
31. Declaring Variables and Properties
32. Scope of Properties and Variables Declared at the Top Level of a Script
33. Scope of Properties and Variables Declared in a Script Object
34. Scope of Variables Declared in a Handler

Script Objects

1. About Script Objects
2. Defining Script Objects
3. Sending Commands to Script Objects
4. Initializing Script Objects
5. Inheritance and Delegation
6. Defining Inheritance
7. How Inheritance Works
8. The Continue Statement
9. Using Continue Statements to Pass Commands to Applications
10. The Parent Property and the Current Application
11. Using the Copy and Set Commands With Script Objects

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