Very similar to FScript indeed.
You can obtain simial behavior using fscripter and FScript.
fscripter is an exacutable shell-command which sends the file to the FScript
engine.




On 8/25/06, Marcel Weiher <marcel at metaobject.com> wrote:
>
>
> [...]
> As it happens, I created an internal 'release' package the other day
> just before I stumbled on this thread.  The package can be found at:
>
>         http://www.metaobject.com/downloads/Misc/stsh.tgz
>
> This is not even a pre-release, binary only, only runs on Mac OS X
> (Tiger) and also comes with not documentation whatsoever, not even a
> Readme!  That said, I have been using it myself and it has proven
> quite useful.
>
> Contents of the tar are a couple of frameworks that need to be put in
> a frameworks place ( /Library/Frameworks/ or ~/Library/Frameworks/ )
> and the stsh executable itself, which is probably best place in /usr/
> local/bin/ .
>
> As Smalltalkers, you will probably miss the Smalltalk class
> libraries:  they aren't there.  It's Objective-C and Cocoa underneath.
>
> So it's NSArrays, NSStrings, and NSDictionaries, as well as those
> protocols:
>
> > 'Hello World' class.
> NSCFString
>
>
> Of course, that isn't all bad.  You have Foundation, AppKit, QTKit
> (QuickTime), WebKit, CoreImage and friends to play with.
>
> Here is an example script, it uses QuickTime to concatenate a bunch of
> movies:
>
> -[...]
>
>
>


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