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Help Using Help Reference Back 28 Method quit() watchFolder() p a u s e Wa t c h F o l d e r ( ) e n d Wa t c h F o l d e r ( ) purge() beginUndoGroup() endUndoGroup() beginSuppressDialogs() endSuppressDialogs() setMemoryUsageLimits() setSavePreferencesOnQuit() Reference Description see "Application quit() method" on page 34 quits the application see "Application watchFolder() method" starts watch-folder mode; does not return until on page 37 watch-folder mode is turned off see "Application pauseWatchFolder() method" on page 34 pauses a current watch-folder process see "Application endWatchFolder() method" on page 30 ends a current watch-folder process see "Application purge() method" on page 34 purges a targeted type of cached information (replicates Purge options in the Edit menu) see "Application beginUndoGroup() method" on page 28 groups the actions that follow it into a single undoable step see "Application endUndoGroup() method" on page 29 ends an undo group; needed only when one script contains more than one undo group see "Application beginSuppressDialogs() method" on page 28 begins suppression of dialogs in the user interface see "Application endSuppressDialogs() ends suppression of dialogs in the user inter- method" on page 29 face see "Application setMemoryUsageLim- sets memory usage limits as in the Cache pref- its() method" on page 36 erences tab see "Application setSavePreferencesOn- sets whether Preferences are saved when the Quit() method" on page 36 application is quit Application beginSuppressDialogs() method app.beginSuppressDialogs() Description This method begins suppression of dialogs in the user interface. Parameters None. Returns None. Application beginUndoGroup() method app.beginUndoGroup(undoString) Description An undo group allows a script to logically group all of its actions as a single undoable action (for use with the Edit Undo/Redo menu items). Should be used in conjunction with the application.endUndoGroup() method. Please note that beginUndoGroup() and endUndoGroup() pairs can be nested. Groups within groups become part of the larger group, and will undo correctly. In such cases, the names of inner groups are ignored. Using Help Back 28