Indigo Domotics

I found a utility (HTMLDictionary) which does a good job of converting AppleScript dictionaries to HTML. Here is Indigo's dictionary, which might be a good reference bookmark to have around.

Regards,
Matt

hey matt, do you have an updated dictionary on the to do list?

Hi Dylan,

Probably not until the latest AppleScript changes (and future additions over the next few builds) are solidified some more. But you do know that the Script Editor can open the dictionary of the IndigoServer to show you the new verbs, right?

Regards,
Matt

yes, no i do... i just liked to have it without script ed open... i don't have the server installed on the powerbook either. is that program that made the dictionary still avail? i couldn't find it.

no worries. thx.

FYI, I've updated the posted AppleScript dictionary (link in first post of thread) for the 2.0 changes.

Is the dictionary up to date for 3.0 (and leopard) in the 3.0b8 release? When I open the dictionary in script editor in leopard all I see is the required section.

hey geekinsc, make sure u open the 'indigoserver' dict, not the client.

Just curious, not pushing.

I tore down my Indigo installation at my second home, and now I'm starting to rebuild it after a major remodel (is there any other kind?) This will really help in the scripting I do. TIA.

The currently posted dictionary (link in top most post) is pretty recent. It hasn't been updated for 4.0 yet, but includes all of the 3.0 changes. The only change for 4.0 at this point are some additional Trigger Action model attributes. We'll update the posted dictionary after 4.0 ships as well.

The dictionary link is broken and takes you back to the Indigo home page. Is the dictionary updated for the latest version?

Hi Matthew,

Sorry, I've now fixed the link.

Is there an AppleScript comand to start and stop the Indigo server?
Obviously, this would have to be outside of Indigo.
I'm thinking of a Cron call to an AppleScript (or other script) or a remote call to "restart" the Indigo server in case something has locked up Indigo.
Right now, I have to manually stop & start Indigo via remote login using iTeleport or Timbiktu.

To stop the server:

Code: Select all

tell application "IndigoServer"
   quit
end tell

To start the server:

Code: Select all

tell application "Finder"
   open POSIX file "/Library/Application Support/Perceptive Automation/Indigo 6/IndigoServer.app"
end tell