I'm currently using the below script to send out an email with a specified subject, attachment, and body message:
on run argv
set theSubject to (item 1 of argv)
set theAttachmentFile to (item 2 of argv)
set theContent to (item 3 of argv)
tell application "Mail"
set theAddress to {"test@gmail.com"} -- the receiver
set theSignatureName to "Test" -- the signature name
set msg to make new outgoing message with properties {subject:theSubject, content:theContent, visible:true}
tell msg
repeat with i from 1 to count theAddress
make new to recipient at end of every to recipient with properties {address:item i of theAddress}
end repeat
end tell
tell msg to make new attachment with properties {file name:theAttachmentFile as alias}
set message signature of msg to signature theSignatureName
send msg
end tell
end run
I have been executing the script in the Mac Terminal using:
osascript /Users/dwm8/Desktop/email.scpt "Test" "dwm8:test.pdf" "Test Message Here"
However, I would like to make a small change in regards to the body message of the email I send out. Instead of sending out the message
Test Message Here
I would like the body of the email to say
Test
Message
Here
where I am able to specify where I want a line break. Does anyone know how I can implement this into my existing script? Thanks for the help!
Best Answer
If you interactively type the message, then your shell should allow you to continue a string on a newline, as long as you don't close the quote.
For example, type this and the outgoing message will have three lines.
You can do the same thing in a .sh script,