Customizing apHUB

Peter

The Global Preferences

During the installation you have choosen your language preference file and renamed it to apHUB Preferences.scpt. This is the global preferences file shared by all apHUB scripts. You can open it in ScriptEditor with a double click.

Here is the content of the English version:


As you see it consist of lines beginning with property, then the name of the property, a colon, the value of the property and then, separated by 2 dashes, the description, what this property does.

You may only change the value of the property according to the description nothing else (well you may change the description, if you don't like mine ).

Not every property is used in every Script.

Individual Preferences for each Script

You can override the global preferences for each script. 

The scripts are actually script bundles. You can open them with a right click and choose "Show Package Contents".

Here is the content of the Capture One -> Aperture (replace).scptd bundle:



You see another Preferences.scpt file there. 

Lets look inside:


Here I override the property returnMode with value "replace".

For each property you override, you also have to add a line

set thePref's PropertyName to PropertyName


Actually the Capture One -> Aperture (new).scptd and Capture One -> Aperture (replace).scptd bundles are identical exept for this Preferences.scpt file.

If the Preferences.scpt doesn't already exist in the Scripts folder, you have to create a new Applescript and save it there as Preferences.scpt or copy one from another script and change it's content.


Happy apHUBING

Peter