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Smile is available in two distributions: the standard edition (free) and the full edition. The full edition includes all the features of the standard edition plus some additional features (SmileLab and Smile Server as of Smile 3.1.9) that require paid registration licenses. I recommend you download the full edition, since the full edition is required for some of the examples in this chapter. However, if you download the full edition and do not pay to register, the SmileLab features will run in demo mode, which is enough for testing all the examples in this chapter. To install Smile, visit Smile s home page at www.satimage-software.com/en/index.html, where you can download an installer. Usually, when the download is complete, an image disk will automatically mount in a new Finder window. If no image disk mounts, double-click the .dmg file you downloaded. The image disk contains one file, the installer package. Double-click that file, which will launch Smile s installer. To install Smile, just follow the instructions in the installer.

We now have an equivalent to our first DVD tracking data structure. Where the first model used three arrays, we now have a solution that uses a single array. As you ll see when you start writing your own programs, packaging your data in a struct makes life a bit simpler. Instead of passing three parameters each time you need to pass a DVD to a function, you can simply pass a struct. From a memory standpoint, both DVD-tracking solutions cost the same. With three separate arrays, the cost is as follows:

does not expand by itself once downloaded, double-click its icon. It will then expand into a (Smile) text document named hr_book_samples.

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Rather, we want to move the <div> wrapping the whole shebang, which is etargetparentNode We ll save that to a local variable aptly named wrapper That way, both move() and drop() can manipulate the <div> later But one thing we need to do straightaway is make sure wrapper displays in front of any other content in the document so the user can always see it when dragging To do so, set its z-index to the return value of doZ(), a helper function we will write later (remind me if I forget) We now have this: function drag(e) { if (!e) e = windowevent; if (!etarget) etarget = esrcElement; var wrapper = etargetparentNode; wrapperstylezIndex = doZ(); function move(e) { if (!e) e = windowevent; } function drop(e) { if (!e) e = window.

5,000 bytes /*rating array*/ 5,000 * 256 = 1,280,000 bytes /*title array*/ 5,000 * 256 = 1,280,000 bytes /*comment array*/ --------------Total 2,565,000 bytes

Launch Smile by double-clicking the saucer icon in /Applications/Smile/. If this is the first time you are launching a copy of the full edition of Smile, a splash screen offers several options that introduce Smile s features. You can practice a moment using the splash screen and then proceed. Smile s primary tool is its unique AppleScript Terminal. This text window is an interpreter for AppleScript; pressing the Return key executes the current line or the selected lines. To run a single line, you do not need to select the line. When no text is selected, the Return key runs the line where the insertion point is located, and then the insertion point moves to the beginning of the next line, making it natural to run a script line by line (see Figure 28-1). Try it open hr_book_samples, found in the code download for this book, and click somewhere in the first uncommented line: tell application "Finder" to set x to name of startup disk When the cursor is blinking somewhere in the line, press Return. Now the cursor is blinking at the beginning of the following line: display dialog "The startup disk's name is " & x Press the Return key again. As you can see, Smile remembers the value of x, which you would not expect if you were working in another script editor.

With an array of structs, this is the cost:

Figure 28-1. A line is compiled and executed by pressing Return, and the result is then displayed in the console.

5,000 * 513 = 2,565,000 bytes /*Cost of array of 5,000 DVDInfo structs*/

event; } } We just need to jot down some coordinates for move() to do calculations with later First, we want to save CSS values for left and top (stripped of their units of measure) to local variables named, well, left and top, which we will use later to recalculate the new position of the panel Then we want to save clientX and clientY for the mousedown event to local variables named, you guessed it, clientX and clientY The clientX and clientY members of the event object provide those coordinates in pixels However, those are numbers, not strings So, no "px" suffix to strip away with parseInt().

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