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<!DOCTYPE dictionary SYSTEM "file://localhost/System/Library/DTDs/sdef.dtd">

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    <!-- declare the namespace for using XInclude so we can include the standard suite -->

<dictionary xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2003/XInclude">

        <!-- use XInclude to include the standard suite -->

    <xi:include href="file:///System/Library/ScriptingDefinitions/CocoaStandard.sdef" xpointer="xpointer(/dictionary/suite)"/>

        <!-- specific suite(s) for the application follow... -->

    <suite name="Simple Scripting Properties Suite" code="SsPs"

        description="SimpleScriptingProperties application specific scripting facilities.">

        <!-- put your application specific scripting suite information here -->

            <!-- for the purposes of this sample, we'll define an enumeration

            that we will use as a value type for storing in one of our properties.

             -->

        <enumeration name="simplicitylevel" code="SiLv">

            <cocoa name="SimplicityLevel"/>

            <enumerator name="Basic" code="SiBa" description="Basic">

                <cocoa name="Basic"/>

            </enumerator>

            <enumerator name="Introductory" code="SiIn" description="Introductory">

                <cocoa name="Introductory"/>

            </enumerator>

            <enumerator name="Advanced" code="SiAd" description="Advanced">

                <cocoa name="Advanced"/>

            </enumerator>

            <enumerator name="Difficult" code="SiDi" description="Difficult">

                <cocoa name="Difficult"/>

            </enumerator>

        </enumeration>

        <class name="application" code="capp" 

                    description="Our simple application class." inherits="application">

            <!-- the following names the Objective-C class where Cocoa will look for

            the property accessor methods for the properties we define for

            this AppleScript class. -->

            <cocoa class="NSApplication"/>

            <!-- properties defined on the main application container -->

            <!-- the 'special version' property.

                The term 'version' already has a four letter code defined for

                it in the AppleScript Terminology and Apple Event Codes listings.

                See: http://developer.apple.com/releasenotes/AppleScript/ASTerminology_AppleEventCodes/TermsAndCodes.html

                Because 'version' already has a code, we use that code here.

                Also, notice we have defined 'version' as a read-only property.

            -->

            <property name="special version" code="SiVs" description="the application version" type="text" access="r">

                <cocoa key="specialVersion"/>

            </property>

            <!-- the 'input value' property.

                There's no code defined for the term 'input value' in the AppleScript Terminology and

                Apple Event Codes listing, so we just made one up.

            -->

            <property name="input value" code="SiIv" description="an input integer value" type="integer" access="rw">

                <cocoa key="inputValue"/>

            </property>

            <!-- the 'scaling factor' property.

                There's no code defined for the term 'scaling factor' in the AppleScript Terminology and

                Apple Event Codes listing, so we just made one up.

            -->

            <property name="scaling factor" code="SiSc" description="a real number property" type="real" access="rw">

                <cocoa key="scalingFactor"/>

            </property>

            <!-- the 'output value' property.

                There's no code defined for the term 'output value' in the AppleScript Terminology and

                Apple Event Codes listing, so we just made one up.  Note: this is defined as a read-only

                property.  it is the product

            -->

            <property name="output value" code="SiOv"

                        description="the product of the input value and the scaling factor" type="real" access="r">

                <cocoa key="outputValue"/>

            </property>

            <!-- the 'description' property.

                The term 'description' already has a four letter code defined

                for it in the AppleScript Terminology and Apple Event Codes listings.

                See: http://developer.apple.com/releasenotes/AppleScript/ASTerminology_AppleEventCodes/TermsAndCodes.html

                Because 'modification date' already has a code, we use that code here.

            -->

            <property name="description" code="desc" description="an example of a string value property" type="text" access="rw"/>

            <!-- the 'ready' property.

                This is an example of a read-write boolean property.  There's no code

                defined for the term 'ready' in the AppleScript Terminology and

                Apple Event Codes listing, so we just made one up.

            -->

            <property name="ready" code="SiRd" description="a boolean value property" type="boolean" access="rw"/>

            <!-- the 'modification date' property.

                We wanted to show how to use a date data type, so here we'll use

                the 'modification date' terminology.  The term 'modification date' already

                has a four letter code defined for it in the AppleScript Terminology and

                Apple Event Codes listings.

                See: http://developer.apple.com/releasenotes/AppleScript/ASTerminology_AppleEventCodes/TermsAndCodes.html

                Because 'modification date' already has a code, we use that code here.

            -->

            <property name="modification date" code="asmo" description="last modified date" type="date" access="rw">

                <cocoa key="modificationDate"/>

            </property>

            <!-- the 'simplicity level' property.

                Here, we're using the 'simplicitylevel' enumeration

                we defined earlier in the suite. */

            -->

            <property name="simplicity level" code="SsLv" description="the simplicity level" type="simplicitylevel" access="rw">

                <cocoa key="simplicityLevel"/>

            </property>

            <!-- the 'simplicity factor' property.

                There's no code defined for the term 'simplicity factor' in the AppleScript Terminology and

                Apple Event Codes listing, so we just made one up.  Note: this is defined as a read-only

                property. 

            -->

            <property name="simplicity factor" code="SiFt"

                        description="a numeric representation of the simplicity factor" type="real" access="r">

                <cocoa key="simplicityFactor"/>

            </property>

        </class>

    </suite>

</dictionary>