Adobe 27510753 Scripting Guide - Page 41

Adobe InDesign CS2 Scripting Guide Getting Started with InDesign Scripting 33 Creating a more complex user interface In the next example, we'll add more controls and different types of controls to the example dialog box. The example creates a dialog box that resembles the following: AppleScript 1. Enter the following AppleScript in your script editor. --Complex User Interface Example tell application "Adobe InDesign CS2" activate set myDocument to make document set myDialog to make dialog --This example dialog box uses border panels and dialog columns to --separate and organize the user interface items in the dialog. tell myDialog set name to "User Interface Example Script" set myDialogColumn to make dialog column tell myDialogColumn set myBorderPanel to make border panel tell myBorderPanel set myDialogColumn to make dialog column tell myDialogColumn make static text with properties {static label:"Message:"} end tell set myDialogColumn to make dialog column tell myDialogColumn set myTextEditField to make text editbox with properties ¬ {edit contents:"Hello World!", min width:180} end tell end tell set myBorderPanel to make border panel tell myBorderPanel set myDialogColumn to make dialog column tell myDialogColumn make static text with properties {static label:"Point Size:"} end tell set myDialogColumn to make dialog column tell myDialogColumn set myPointSizeField to make real editbox with properties {edit contents:"72"} end tell end tell set myBorderPanel to make border panel tell myBorderPanel set myDialogColumn to make dialog column