Adobe 23102480 Scripting Guide - Page 24

Adobe Photoshop CS3 Scripting Guide Photoshop CS3 Scripting Photoshop CS3 24 Setting the Active Document The following examples demonstrate how to set the active document. AS --create 2 documents set docRef to make new document with properties ¬ {width:4 as inches, height:4 as inches} set otherDocRef to make new document with properties ¬ {width:4 as inches, height:6 as inches} --make docRef the active document set current document to docRef --here you would include command statements --that perform actions on the active document. Then, you could --make a different document the active document --use the current document property of the application class to --bring otherDocRef front-most as the new active document set current document to otherDocRef VBS 'Create 2 documents Set docRef = app.Documents.Add ( 4, 4) Set otherDocRef = app.Documents.Add (4,6) 'make docRef the active document Set app.ActiveDocument = docRef 'here you would include command statements 'that perform actions on the active document. Then, you could 'make a different document the active document 'use the ActiveDocument property of the Application object to 'bring otherDocRef front-most as the new active document Set app.ActiveDocument = otherDocRef JS // Create 2 documents var docRef = app.documents.add( 4, 4) var otherDocRef = app.documents.add (4,6) //make docRef the active document app.activeDocument = docRef //here you would include command statements //that perform actions on the active document. Then, you could //make a different document the active document //use the activeDocument property of the Application object to //bring otherDocRef front-most as the new active document app.activeDocument = otherDocRef