Andy Lester, fellow OReillyNet blogger and Perl Foundation PR-person kindly performed a quick makeover on my iTunes command-line country-changing code. He writes, “It now uses warnings and strictures to enforce better coding habits, and no longer uses a deprecated hash feature that I’m sure you didn’t mean to use.”
Download a copy of the renovated code here.
Thanks, Andy!
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Hello,
This could be improved by changing the http:// in the beginning of the url to itms://
Also, instead of using
-- osascript -e 'tell application "Safari" to set URL of document 1 to "$url"' --
you should use
-- osascript -e 'tell application "System Events" to open location "$url"' --
From what I've seen this wouldn't require Safari to be open.