Objective-c Running AppleScript Scripts

In Objective-c, you can actually run AppleScript.

The first way is that source writes the script to the variable string.

    Nsappleeventdescriptor *eventdescriptor = nil;    Nsapplescript *script = nil;    NSBundle *bunlde = [NSBundle mainbundle];    NSString *scriptsource = @ "Tell application \" Finder\ "\ r"                            "display dialog \" test\ "\ R"                            "End Tell";    if (Scriptsource)    {        script = [[Nsapplescript alloc] initwithsource:scriptsource];        if (script)        {            EventDescriptor = [script Executeandreturnerror:nil];            if (EventDescriptor)            {                NSLog (@ "%@", [EventDescriptor stringvalue]);            }        }    }

The second way is to put the file, write the script into the files

    Nsappleeventdescriptor *eventdescriptor = nil;    Nsapplescript *script = nil;    NSBundle *bunlde = [NSBundle mainbundle];    NSString *scriptpath = @ "/USERS/EXCHEN/DOCUMENTS/TEST.SCPT";    if (ScriptPath)    {        script = [[Nsapplescript alloc] Initwithcontentsofurl:[nsurl Fileurlwithpath:scriptpath] Error:nil];        if (script)        {            EventDescriptor = [script Executeandreturnerror:nil];            if (EventDescriptor)            {                NSLog (@ "%@", [EventDescriptor stringvalue]);            }        }    }

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Objective-c Running AppleScript Scripts