NSMoveCommand
A command that moves one or more scriptable objects.
Declaration
class NSMoveCommandOverview
An instance of NSMoveCommand moves the specified scriptable object or objects; for example, it may move words to a new location in a document or a file to a new directory.
NSMoveCommand is part of Cocoa’s built-in scripting support. It works automatically to support the move AppleScript command through key-value coding. Most applications don’t need to subclass NSMoveCommand or invoke its methods. However, for circumstances where you might choose to subclass this command, see “Modifying a Standard Command” in Script Commands in Cocoa Scripting Guide.
When an instance of NSMoveCommand is executed, it does not make copies of moved objects. It removes objects from the source container or containers, then inserts them into the destination container.