I made the following call to get an array of ranges of a matching regex : set theText to current application's class "NSString"'s stringWithString:html set regexPattern to "url\\([" & (ASCII character 34) & ",'](https?:\\/\\/)?([\\da-z\\.-]+)\\.([a-z\\.]{2,6})([\\/\\w\\.-]*)*\\/?" set urlRegex to current application's class "NSRegularExpression"'s regularExpressionWithPattern:(regexPattern) options:(0) |error|:(missing value) set matchRanges to (urlRegex's matchesInString:(theText) options:(0) range:({0, theText's |length|()}))'s valueForKey:("range") I get the following result : (NSArray) {(NSConcreteValue) NSRange: {11780, 52}, (NSConcreteValue) NSRange: {13066, 52}, (NSConcreteValue) NSRange: {15247, 40}, (NSConcreteValue) NSRange: {16288, 39}, (NSConcreteValue) NSRange: {17788, 36}, (NSConcreteValue) NSRange: {18596, 36}, (NSConcreteValue) NSRange: {19806, 75}, (NSConcreteValue) NSRange: {20807, 49}, (NSConcreteValue) NSRange: {21287, 63}, (NSConcreteValue) NSRange: {23892, 46}, (NSConcreteValue) NSRange: {24715, 35}, (NSConcreteValue) NSRange: {25182, 63}, (NSConcreteValue) NSRange: {25667, 44}, (NSConcreteValue) NSRange: {26011, 28}, (NSConcreteValue) NSRange: {26394, 66}, (NSConcreteValue) NSRange: {26769, 72}, (NSConcreteValue) NSRange: {28682, 66}, (NSConcreteValue) NSRange: {29576, 66}, (NSConcreteValue) NSRange: {31236, 32}} The list of items is a NSArray which means I can’t do : repeat with range in matchRanges set element to range set pos to item 1 of element set len to item 2 of element end repeat How do I get the position and length attributes of each NSRange ? I have looked for AppleScript documentation on Apple Developer but can only find documents related to the scripting bridge. Thanks, Regards

I have a shell script that moves files from one external drive to another. When I do the mv command from the terminal (which is iTerm2), I can do it. When I run the script from the terminal command prompt mv complains : rename, no such file or directory. I have given mv the full disk access permission iTerm2 has it too.