Pashua should open any file with the .pashua extension. That would be very useful when you are developing forms. Just double click the form in Finder, and Pashua shows the form.
I've made a proof of concept which will spawn an AppleScript app that handles the "on open". When the Pashua form is closed, the output will be written to a log-file which can be viewed with Console.app (however I'm hardly using that functionality. It's mostly checking if it looks right).
Pashua should open any file with the
.pashuaextension. That would be very useful when you are developing forms. Just double click the form in Finder, and Pashua shows the form.I've made a proof of concept which will spawn an AppleScript app that handles the "on open". When the Pashua form is closed, the output will be written to a log-file which can be viewed with Console.app (however I'm hardly using that functionality. It's mostly checking if it looks right).