Below not a complete script:
#!/usr/bin/osascript use framework "CoreWLAN"
calling a function, such as scanForNetworks(withSSID ssid)
Any pointer to documentation would be very helpful. I cannot find any guidance so far. I am reading the AppleScriptObjCQuickTranslationGuide page and it is helpful but I am still struggling.
AppleScript lets you call most Objective-C APIs via a technology known as AppleScriptObjC. In Objective-C you might write this:
@import CoreWLAN;
CWWiFiClient * client = [CWWiFiClient sharedWiFiClient];
CWInterface * interface = client.interface;
NSSet<CWNetwork *> * networks = [interface scanForNetworksWithSSID:nil error:nil];
which looks like this in AppleScript:
use framework "CoreWLAN"
set client to current application's CWWiFiClient's sharedWiFiClient
set interface to client's interface
set networks to interface's scanForNetworksWithSSID:(missing value) |error|:(missing value)
The go-to reference for this is the Objective-C to AppleScript Quick Translation Guide appendix in the Mac Automation Scripting Guide.
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