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No Applescript dictionary that I can find. Is it heresy to admit that I never, ever use Applescript?
No disassembly. When I need to disassemble something, I fake up an ELF header and hand it to IDA Pro. All hail GNU "objcopy".
No. Applescript is a whirling vortex of pure suck centered on a rock-hard core of lame. For instance, take a gander at some Apple-provided string subroutines:
http://www.apple.com/applescript/guidebook/sbrt...
In particular, note the string replacement function.
I will go to great lengths to avoid having anything to do with Applescript, and I die a little inside every time I fail at that goal.
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/developme...
;-)
http://www.sweetscape.com/010editor/
It supports binary templates in a language that looks pretty similar to C header file syntax. Pretty cool stuff and has definitely saved me a lot of time. I swear I don't work for the company, I just really like the tool.
I (and several people I know) use hex editors to decode old games' data file formats. Being able to visualize graphics is pretty essential. I had asked for a full pixel stream view, but Fish got sidetracked :)
And... still waiting for scriptable data interpretation!
- Frisk
2 bytes selected at offset 289 of 50,000 bytes
0x02 bytes selected at offset 0x121 of 0xC45E bytes
And... it's now open source!
http://ridiculousfish.com/hexfiend/
Fish was amused. :-p