def lowlevelhandler(self, event):
what, message, when, where, modifiers = event
h, v = where
if what == kHighLevelEvent:
msg = 'High Level Event: %r %r' % (code(message),
code(h | v << 16))
try:
AE.AEProcessAppleEvent(event)
except AE.Error as err:
print 'AE error: ', err
print 'in', msg
traceback.print_exc()
return
if what == keyDown:
c = chr(message & charCodeMask)
if modifiers & cmdKey:
if c == '.':
raise KeyboardInterrupt, 'Command-period'
if c == 'q':
if hasattr(MacOS, 'OutputSeen'):
MacOS.OutputSeen()
self.quitting = 1
return
elif what == mouseDown:
partcode, window = Win.FindWindow(where)
if partcode == inMenuBar:
result = Menu.MenuSelect(where)
id = result >> 16 & 65535
item = result & 65535
if id == self.appleid:
if item == 1:
EasyDialogs.Message(self.getabouttext())
elif item > 1 and hasattr(Menu, 'OpenDeskAcc'):
name = self.applemenu.GetMenuItemText(item)
Menu.OpenDeskAcc(name)
elif id == self.quitid and item == 1:
if hasattr(MacOS, 'OutputSeen'):
MacOS.OutputSeen()
self.quitting = 1
Menu.HiliteMenu(0)
return
if hasattr(MacOS, 'HandleEvent'):
MacOS.HandleEvent(event)
else:
print 'Unhandled event:', event
"""MiniAEFrame - A minimal AppleEvent Application framework. There are two classes: AEServer -- a mixin class offering nice AE handling. MiniApplication -- a very minimal alternative to FrameWork.py, only suitable for the simplest of AppleEvent servers. """ import sys import traceback import MacOS from Carbon import AE from Carbon.AppleEvents import * from Carbon import Evt from Carbon.Events import * from Carbon import Menu from Carbon import Win from Carbon.Windows import * from Carbon import Qd import aetools import EasyDialogs kHighLevelEvent = 23 # Not defined anywhere for Python yet? class MiniApplication: """A minimal FrameWork.Application-like class""" def __init__(self): self.quitting = 0 # Initialize menu self.appleid = 1 self.quitid = 2
"""'echo' -- an AppleEvent handler which handles all events the same.
It replies to each event by echoing the parameter back to the client.
This is a good way to find out how the Script Editor formats AppleEvents,
especially to figure out all the different forms an object specifier
can have (without having to rely on Apple's implementation).
"""
import sys
sys.stdout = sys.stderr
import traceback
import MacOS
from Carbon import AE
from Carbon.AppleEvents import *
from Carbon import Evt
from Carbon.Events import *
from Carbon import Menu
from Carbon import Dlg
from Carbon import Win
from Carbon.Windows import *
from Carbon import Qd
import aetools
import EasyDialogs
kHighLevelEvent = 23 # Not defined anywhere for Python yet?
def mymessage(str):
err = AE.AEInteractWithUser(kAEDefaultTimeout)
if err:
print str
EasyDialogs.Message(str)
def main():
traceback.print_exc()
return
elif what == keyDown:
c = chr(message & charCodeMask)
if modifiers & cmdKey:
if c == '.':
raise KeyboardInterrupt, "Command-period"
if c == 'q':
if hasattr(MacOS, 'OutputSeen'):
MacOS.OutputSeen()
self.quitting = 1
return
elif what == mouseDown:
partcode, window = Win.FindWindow(where)
if partcode == inMenuBar:
result = Menu.MenuSelect(where)
id = (result >> 16) & 0xffff # Hi word
item = result & 0xffff # Lo word
if id == self.appleid:
if item == 1:
EasyDialogs.Message(self.getabouttext())
elif item > 1 and hasattr(Menu, 'OpenDeskAcc'):
name = self.applemenu.GetMenuItemText(item)
Menu.OpenDeskAcc(name)
elif id == self.quitid and item == 1:
if hasattr(MacOS, 'OutputSeen'):
MacOS.OutputSeen()
self.quitting = 1
Menu.HiliteMenu(0)
return
# Anything not handled is passed to Python/SIOUX
"""AEservertest - Test AppleEvent server interface
(adapted from Guido's 'echo' program).
Build an applet from this source, and include the aete resource that you
want to test. Use the AEservertest script to try things.
"""
import sys
sys.stdout = sys.stderr
import traceback
import MacOS
from Carbon import AE
from Carbon.AppleEvents import *
from Carbon import Evt
from Carbon.Events import *
from Carbon import Menu
from Carbon import Dlg
from Carbon import Win
from Carbon.Windows import *
from Carbon import Qd
import macfs
import aetools
import EasyDialogs
kHighLevelEvent = 23 # Not defined anywhere for Python yet?
Quit = 'Quit'
def mymessage(str):
err = AE.AEInteractWithUser(kAEDefaultTimeout)
if err:
print str
EasyDialogs.Message(str)
