The only reason I want to do this is because I wipe a Mac nearly weekly, and need it setup more or less the same way again. I could probably just drop the .plist in that directory and bobs your uncle, but I also would change the fonts Script Editor is using to a third-party font not installed, so I don't want to have to worry about weird order of operation BS, and also find a way to set it to any arbitrary font, as I often change out the "fixed width" font I use in all the editors for that week (I have favorites, not just a favorite, gotta keep it fresh, ya know).
I figured that since Script Editor, and the AppleScript components of macOS are so old and creaky, forgotten leftovers in the Yellow Box that no one bothered to fix. I had no idea typedstreams were still being used in modern Apple software.
I figured that since Script Editor, and the AppleScript components of macOS are so old and creaky, forgotten leftovers in the Yellow Box that no one bothered to fix. I had no idea typedstreams were still being used in modern Apple software.