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Project importPlaceholder() method, Project importFileWithDialog() method, Project item() method

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Help Using Help Reference Back 125 Returns FootageItem Example app.project.importFile( ImportOptions( File( "sample.psd" ) ) See also "ImportOptions object" on page 94 Project importPlaceholder() method app.project.importPlaceholder(name, width, height, framerate, duration) Description Replicates the functionality of File > Import > Placeholder; adds a placeholder footage item of a specified name, width, height, framerate, and duration to the project. Parameters name width height framerate duration name of the placeholder width in pixels of the placeholder footage height in pixels of the placeholder footage frame rate of the placeholder footage duration of the placeholder footage, in seconds Returns FootageItem. Project importFileWithDialog() method app.project.importFileWithDialog() Description Replicates the functionality of File > Import > File and produces an Import dialog box for the user. Unlike importFile(), importWithDialog() does not take arguments. Returns Array of Items created during import; or null if the user cancels the dialog. Project item() method app.project.item(index) Description This method returns an item with the given index number. Using Help Back 125

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Example
app.project.importFile( ImportOptions( File( “sample.psd” ) )
See also
“ImportOptions object” on page 94
Project importPlaceholder() method
app.project.
importPlaceholder(
name, width, height, framerate, duration
)
Description
Replicates the functionality of File > Import > Placeholder; adds a placeholder footage item of a specified
name, width, height, framerate, and duration to the project.
Parameters
Returns
FootageItem.
Project importFileWithDialog() method
app.project.
importFileWithDialog()
Description
Replicates the functionality of File > Import > File and produces an Import dialog box for the user. Unlike
importFile(), importWithDialog() does not take arguments.
Returns
Array of Items created during import; or null if the user cancels the dialog.
Project item() method
app.project.
item(
index
)
Description
This method returns an item with the given index number.
name
name of the placeholder
width
width in pixels of the placeholder footage
height
height in pixels of the placeholder footage
framerate
frame rate of the placeholder footage
duration
duration of the placeholder footage, in seconds