Most OS X apps can have their interface elements accessed by AppleScript, and so anything can be scripted. Unfortunately, not all apps use an Aqua interface, especially games with game-engine-rendered interface elements. This means AppleScript can't find buttons, etc., to click on, and you're out of luck trying to automate actions.
Recently, I was given the unpleasant task of automating actions in such unfriendly apps. I just about went crazy trying to find a way to write a simple script with coordinates for mouse click events.There's nothing available within AppleScript for pushing the mouse around, and I couldn't find any command-line utilities either. Out of necessity, I wrote my own.
This is my first time writing anything that even resembles Cocoa, and my first time writing code that compiles in nearly 10 years. I'm a scripting guy, and I just wanted to be able to write a script. What I wrote is a little command-...
