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AppleScript isn t the only one to define a count command: many scriptable applications also define count commands for counting their own application objects: documents, windows, tracks, folders, and so on. For example, to count the number of pages in the front document in InDesign, use this: tell application "InDesign CS2" count document 1 each page end tell Scriptable applications count commands almost always use the same syntax and behavior as AppleScript s count command does, so you shouldn t find this confusing. (One rare exception is FileMaker Pro, which for some reason names its labeled parameter class rather than the usual each.)

This component gives a visual indication (by default, a small orange square that changes shape when the mouse moves over it) that there is additional information associated with this field. The Show Popup Behavior component can then be defined as a child of the Context Info component and TriggerType set to display additional context information.

You can use the run command with any application. If the application isn t already running, then the run command will cause it to launch. For example: tell application "Script Editor" run end tell You can also write this as follows: run application "Script Editor" If the application is already running, the run command often does nothing, although some applications such as TextEdit may respond by creating a new blank document if they don t already have any documents open.

Most of the time, you don t need to include explicit run commands in your scripts because AppleScript is smart enough to launch applications as needed. For example, if you run the following script: tell application "Script Editor" make new document end tell AppleScript will check whether Script Editor is already running before sending it any commands. If it isn t, AppleScript will automatically start the application before sending it the make command.

Risk itself does not say anything about the dimension of measurement How can we express that a certain event or condition carries more or less risk than another Most definitions link the degree of risk with the likelihood of occurrence We intuitively consider events with a higher likelihood of occurrence to be riskier than those with a lower likelihood This intuitive perception fits well with our definition of the term risk Most definitions regard a higher likelihood of loss to be riskier than a lower likelihood We do not agree, as this view is already affected by the insurance industry s definition of risk If risk is defined as the possibility of a deviation from a desired outcome that is expected or hoped for, the degree of risk is expressed by the likelihood of deviation from the desired outcome.

When used as an AppleScript command, the run command tells a script to execute its run handler, which may be implicit or explicit. An explicit run handler typically looks like this: on run --some statements end run If there s no explicit run handler, AppleScript will treat all top-level statements (except those declaring global variables, properties, handlers, and named script objects) as the script s implicit run handler. You ll rarely need to send a script a run command. You might occasionally find it useful if you have a script that needs to load another script from disk and run it. For example, save the following script to your home folder as my script.scpt: property i : 1 say i as string set i to i + 1

You have already seen that some components, like an ADF Faces Table, include built-in functionality to drag and drop columns within the table. However, you can add further drag-and-drop behavior to your application by using the drag-and-drop ADF Faces components. The basics of drag and drop are generally the same: ADF Faces provides a number of operation components that can indicate the source of a drag operation and the drop area. Each of these components would be a child of the UI component for which the drag or drop operation applies. In the simplest case, you don t require any additional coding to implement drag and drop; however, for more complex cases like shopping carts, where you might be storing a collection of items, you can also define a managed bean that can be used to handle the collection of dropped data.