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Mark J. Reed wrote:
> Subject line says it all. Does such exist, is it free, what
> implementation(s), etc?
What exactly are you looking for: Apple Event Manager bindings (to
control scriptable applications from Lisp), Open Scripting API
bindings (to run AppleScripts from Lisp), or OSA component wrapper (to
run Lisp code from attachable applications)?
Regarding #1: there's no direct bindings that I'm aware of, although
you might be able to use one of the available CL-ObjC bridges to
access Scripting Bridge (yuk) or objc-appscript. Or you could write
your own. Re. #2: there's a crude text-munging-based wrapper for
osascript, cl-applescript, or you may be able to access NSAppleScript
or OSAKit via one of the aforementioned ObjC bridges. Re. #3: not
likely; there still isn't adequate OSA component support for popular
scripting langages such as Python and Ruby.
HTH
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