Smile 3.4 regular edition, Read me, January 2009
Preliminary note
Overview
Smile is an AppleScript-based working environment which offers both a set of production technologies and a natural fashion of having them work together so that you produce faster and better.
Features
Here are the technologies available in Smile, regular edition.
- The AppleScript Terminal
- The scripts and applets editor
- The editor of scripted interfaces
- The regular expressions on ASCII and on Unicode
- The XML engine
- The p-list engine
- The 2-d graphic engine
- The Unicode text editor
- The styled text editor
- The scientific environment
- The industrial interfaces (RS232, Digital I/O, LED display)
Getting started
- While Smile is running, pull down the Help menu. This is where you open the hypertext documentation which ships with Smile.
- Smile's hypertext documentation is also available online. To view the hypertext documentation, visit:
http://www.satimage-software.com/en/info_center.html
The online documentation may be more exhaustive and up to date than the hypertext documentation available in the Help menu in Smile.
Preferences and personal items
Smile creates a folder in the user domain to store your personal files. The path to that folder is:
/Users/<login>/Library/Application Support/Smile/
- Smile stores your preferences, current settings and permanent variables (one of Smile's unique features) in:
/Users/<login>/Library/Application Support/Smile/Class scripts/Globals
Trash that file while Smile is not running to reset your preferences for Smile.
- Smile stores your Worksheet, if you use one, in:
/Users/<login>/Library/Application Support/Smile/Worksheet
- Store your personal scripts or aliases in:
/Users/<login>/Library/Application Support/Smile/User scripts/
The items that you store there get appended to Smile's User Scripts menu (the menu with a parchment icon).
Installed items
Smile's installer creates or updates the following files and folders:
- The Smile application folder:
/Applications/Smile/
The installer moves the previous Smile folder (if any) to the trash.
- Smile's companion osaxen are updated in:
/Library/ScriptingAdditions/
The installer removes the previous Smile's companion osaxen (if any).
Technical support
- Send any question to:
- Subscribe to the discussion list for Smile, send email to:
(whatever the Subject and the body of the mail.)
Credits
- A warm thank is extended to those who reported bugs, offered suggestions, or collaborated with us at any level.
- The following users brought significant contributions to the software, and you owe them more comfort, more power, or more accessibility.
- Kurt Klamp, Röthenbach, Germany
- Jean-Baptiste Le Stang, Paris, France
- Chuck Ross, Productive Computing, San Diego, CA
- Julio J. Sancho, Pescados Software, Madrid, Spain
- Hamish Sanderson, London, United Kingdom
- Daniel Siret, Nantes, France
Disclaimer
In no event will Satimage-software be liable for any consequences of the use or of the lack of use of this software.
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