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Originally Posted by pdurrant
Obviously, this would need to be changed if your target python script takes different parameters. I find it very useful as-is.
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I found it very usefua as-is also. I'm an awful NOOB at Terminal, and I've never used Python until yesterday. It functioned beautifully using the Python script it is currently coded for. I REALLY liked the drag-and-drop functionality.
I'm also a NOOB to AppleScript. I've played with it through the years, but never delved into it. I typically take somebody else's script and then "tweak" it to suit my needs. I opened this script and looked at it in AppleScript Editor ...unfortunately, I didn't even understand the basics.
Could I take a Python script that is designed for another similar task, and just replace every instance of the Python script currently in the script...and get similar functions? Do you use this "wrapper" on all of your Python scripts?
I would just try it out...but I don't currently have any of the file types the other Python scripts I'm thinking about are designed for.
Thanks.