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OmniGraffle will automatically save the originals so you can always reverse and tweak.

Shape Combinations: Combine, unite or subtract shapes from any other shape.

To add another row or column, just resize the object.

Tables: Make an expandable table out of any shape.

Changes on Canvas A will automatically appear on Canvas B.

Shared Layers: We probably dont need to explain this, but here we go! Set a layer to be shared with every other canvas.

All your design work will look the same on all your displays. When zoom is at 100%, match a screen pixel, Apple point or PostScript point. Resolution-independent creativity: For when youre designing for multiple screens, on multiple screens.And, with Actions, set up basic automation like hiding layers, switching to a different view or canvas and even running AppleScripts.

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AppleScript & Actions Support: Code up your own workflow with AppleScript support.

Standard features: Document syncing with OmniPresence, Graphviz layout engine, Artistic fills, Bzier lines & shapes, Custom stencils and templates, Multi-page documents, Multi-canvas documents, Multi-layer documents, Unit scaling, Export, Smart guides, Linked resource folders, Spotlight search, Hardware keyboard shortcuts.

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On OS X, Pro features are unlocked with a different license and you can upgrade from Standard at any time. Pro features in OmniGraffle for iOS are an In-App Purchase. OmniGraffle 6 comes with a powerful standard feature set as well as allowing an in-application upgrade to the Professional feature set that adds Visio support, shared layers, presentation mode and more. Drag and drop to create wireframes, flow charts, network diagrams, UI mockups, family trees, office layouts and more. OmniGraffle is a comprehensive, yet easy to use diagramming and drawing application.

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Like website wireframes, an electrical system design, a family tree, or mapping out software classes. Rosettacode.OmniGraffle is for creating precise, beautiful graphics. You can find some comparisons of AppleScript with JavaScript on. The details of the Automation library object can be explored at: The best detailed documentation is here:ĭ/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript JavaScript generally has a huge number of online and printed learning resources, aimed at every level. On the other hand, if you do start with AS, and find that scripting proves useful and interesting, then learning JS later would not be hard. My personal point four, despite having had a lot of fun with AS for many years in the past, is that JavaScript has:Ī) much better built in libraries for simple things like sorting, shifting case, using Regexes and URLs,ī) a much easier syntax for records (you can ask a JS record what fields it has got, and it will tell you, whereas an AS record will just panic and throw an error)Ĭ) constructs like map, filter, and ‘reduce’ which means that you seldom have to mess with setting up loops, and fiddling with accidental bugs at their borders.ĭ) With JS for Automation, you get use of the excellent Safari JS debugger for free.

The AppleScript books like Sanderson & Rosenthal are by now getting just a little long in the tooth (the section on AsObjC, for example, is now redundant, as JS for Automation and AppleScript can now use ObjC functions directly).

JavaScript may prove a better long-term investment of your time, in that it can also be used on the web and in iOS (Drafts, 1Writer, and, it seems Omni plans for at least OmniGraffle, possibly more), whereas AppleScript is a one-pond creature.

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There is now an official Apple alternative which you could consider, in the form of JavaScript for Automation (It’s essentially standard Safari JavaScript, plus an Automation object with methods and properties which allow interaction with apps like DEVONthink).

It may be that AppleScript is a good place to start, but one or two caveats before jumping in: