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A suite declares the exported set of scriptable APIs of an application, framework, or loadable bundle as well as the natural-language (AppleScript) interface to those APIs. The declaration is made in two types of files. A "suite definition" contains the language-independent information for a scriptable suite. A "suite terminology" describes the language-dependent interface; one suite terminology file goes in a language-specific resource directory ( .lproj ) if you support a particular AppleScript dialect in that language.
See " Scripting Metadata " for an overview of suite definitions and suite terminologies.
If your application, framework, or bundle has any objects that you want to be scriptable, you must create a suite definition for it. You also need to create a suite terminology for each AppleScript dialect you support.
Follow the instructions given in the document " Creating Suite Definitions and Suite Terminologies ."
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