Scripting with Hey
15th January, 2011 06:23 AM by Sikosis
First, you'll need to grab a copy of hey and install it.
Next, open Terminal and type "hey" and you should be prompted with it's command line defaults such as:-
hey v1.2.4, written by Attila Mezei ([email protected])
usage: hey [-s] >*
[to ] [with name= [and name=]*]
where : DO|GET|SET|COUNT|CREATE|DELETE|GETSUITES|QUIT|SAVE|LOAD|'what'
: [the] [ | name | "name" | '"name"' ]
: int | -int | '['int']' | '['-int']' | '['startint to end']'
: "string" | | | bool(value) | int8(value)
| int16(value) | int32(value) | float(value) | double(value)
| BPoint(x,y) | BRect(l,t,r,b) | rgb_color(r,g,b,a) | file(path)
options: -s: silent
First command you'll want to know about is the GETSUITES command. You use this to interrogate the application, to find out what it will respond to.
hey print_server GETSUITES