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H handlers 20 History object 80 I Integer 12 Inverting selections 70 J JavaScript Scripts folder 21 Scripts menu 21 JavaScript Debugging 26 JavaScript source view 27 JavaScript Values 13 L Layer objects 58 applying styles 63 layer sets 61 linking layer 62 rotating layers 63 setting the active layer 61 Layer sets 61 Line continuation characters 11 Line field 30 List 12 List value type 12 Long 13 N Number 12, 13 Numeric value types 12, 13 O Object classes 9 object containment hierarchy 33 Object elements or collections 10 Photoshop 7.0 Scripting Guide Object inheritance 10 Object reference 10, 12, 13 Object references 42 AppleScript 42 Visual Basic and JavaScript 43 Opening a document 52 Operators 16 Other scripting languages 8 P Photoshop actions 6 Photoshop object model 9 Photoshop scripting guidelines 33 Photoshop's type library 35 properties 12 R Real 12 Record value type 12 Reference 12, 13 Reference value type 12, 13 Repeat count field 30 S save options 55 Script Breakpoints button 30 Script Breakpoints window 30 Script Debugger window 26 Selections 67 defining 68 expand, contract and feather 70 filling 71 inverting 70 loading and storing 73 replacing 68 rotating 72 stroking the border 69 Setting fonts 66 Setting the Active layer 61 stack trace view 27 String 12, 13 Index 90

Section	Page
Photoshop 7.0 Scripting Guide	1
Table of contents	3
Introduction	5
1.1 About this manual	5
1.1.1 Conventions in this guide	5
1.2 What is scripting?	6
1.3 Why use scripting?	6
1.4 What about actions?	6
1.5 System requirements	6
1.5.1 Mac	7
1.5.2 Windows	7
1.6 JavaScript	7
1.7 Choosing a scripting language	7
1.8 Legacy COM scripting	8
Scripting basics	9
2.1 Documents as objects	9
2.2 Object model concepts	9
2.2.1 Object classes	9
2.2.2 Object inheritance	10
2.2.3 Object elements or collections	10
2.2.4 Object reference	10
2.3 Documenting scripts	11
2.4 Values	12
2.5 Variables	14
2.5.1 Assigning values to variables	14
2.5.2 Using variables to store references	15
2.5.3 Naming variables	15
2.6 Operators	16
2.7 Commands and methods	17
2.7.1 Conditional statements	17
2.7.2 Control structures	18
2.8 Handlers, subroutines and functions	20
2.9 The Scripts menu	21
2.9.1 Scripts folder	21
2.9.2 The scripts dialog box	21
2.10 Testing and troubleshooting	23
2.10.1 AppleScript debugging	23
2.10.2 Visual Basic debugging	25
2.10.3 JavaScript Debugging	26
2.10.4 Error handling	31
Scripting Photoshop	33
3.1 Photoshop scripting guidelines	33
3.2 Viewing Photoshop objects, commands and methods	34
3.2.1 Viewing Photoshop’s AppleScript dictionary	34
3.2.2 Viewing Photoshop’s type library (VB)	35
3.3 Your first Photoshop script	36
3.3.1 AppleScript	36
3.3.2 Visual Basic	37
3.3.3 VBScript	39
3.3.4 JavaScript	41
3.4 Object references	42
3.4.1 AppleScript	42
3.4.2 Visual Basic and JavaScript	43
3.5 Working with units	44
3.5.1 Unit values	44
3.5.2 Unit value useage	46
3.5.3 Changing ruler and type units	48
3.6 Executing JavaScripts from AS or VB	48
3.6.1 Passing arguments to JavaScript	49
3.6.2 Executing one-line JavaScripts	50
3.7 The Application object	50
3.8 Document object	54
3.8.1 Saving documents and save options	55
3.8.2 Document information	56
3.8.3 Document manipulation	57
3.9 Layer objects	58
3.9.1 Setting the Active layer	61
3.9.2 Layer sets	61
3.9.3 Linking layers	62
3.9.4 Applying styles to layers	63
3.9.5 Rotating layers	63
3.10 Text item object	64
3.10.1 Setting the contents of the text item	65
3.10.2 Setting text stroke colors	66
3.10.3 Setting fonts	66
3.10.4 Warping text	67
3.11 Selections	67
3.11.1 Defining selections	68
3.11.2 Stroking the selection border	69
3.11.3 Inverting selections	70
3.11.4 Expand, contract and feather selections	70
3.11.5 Filling a selection	71
3.11.6 Rotating selections	72
3.11.7 Loading and storing selections	73
3.12 Working with Filters	74
3.12.1 Selecting channel(s) to filter	74
3.12.2 Other filters	75
3.13 Channel object	75
3.13.1 Channel types	75
3.13.2 Setting the active channel	76
3.13.3 Creating new channels	76
3.14 Color objects	77
3.14.1 Setting a Color	77
3.14.2 Getting and converting colors	78
3.14.3 Comparing Colors	79
3.14.4 Getting a Web Safe Color	79
3.15 History object	80
3.15.1 Filling a selection with a history state	81
3.16 Clipboard interaction	81
3.16.1 Copy	81
3.16.2 Copy merged	82
3.16.3 Cut	82
3.16.4 Paste	83
3.16.5 Paste into command	83
3.17 Action Manager scripting	84
3.17.1 Using the Action Manager from JavaScript	84
3.17.2 Using the Action Manager from VBScript	87

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Photoshop 7.0 Scripting Guide

Index

handlers 20

History object 80

Integer 12

Inverting selections 70

JavaScript

Scripts folder 21

Scripts menu 21

JavaScript Debugging 26

JavaScript source view 27

JavaScript Values 13

Layer objects 58

applying styles 63

layer sets 61

linking layer 62

rotating layers 63

setting the active layer 61

Layer sets 61

Line continuation characters 11

Line field 30

List 12

List value type 12

Long 13

Number 12, 13

Numeric value types 12, 13

Object classes 9

object containment hierarchy 33

Object elements or collections 10

Object inheritance 10

Object reference 10, 12, 13

Object references 42

AppleScript 42

Visual Basic and JavaScript 43

Opening a document 52

Operators 16

Other scripting languages 8

Photoshop actions 6

Photoshop object model 9

Photoshop scripting guidelines 33

Photoshop’s type library 35

properties 12

Real 12

Record value type 12

Reference 12, 13

Reference value type 12, 13

Repeat count field 30

save options 55

Script Breakpoints button 30

Script Breakpoints window 30

Script Debugger window 26

Selections 67

defining 68

expand, contract and feather 70

filling 71

inverting 70

loading and storing 73

replacing 68

rotating 72

stroking the border 69

Setting fonts 66

Setting the Active layer 61

stack trace view 27

String 12, 13