Adobe 65011817 Extended User Guide - Page 194

Last updated 12/8/2009 Property appPatternsDir • appPrefsDir appPresetsDir • Data type string string string appSettingsDir • appSmartShapesDir appSmartShapeToolsDir appStylesDir • string string string string appSwfCommandsDir appSymbolLibrariesDir • appTexturesDir • appXtrasDir • batchStatusString currentScriptDir string string string string string string currentScriptFileName string dialogs • object dismissBatchDialogWhenDone Boolean documentList • array EXTENDING FIREWORKS 190 The Fireworks Object Notes The path to the Patterns directory, which is expressed as file://URL. The path to the Preferences directory, which is expressed as a file://URL. The path to the Presets directory, which is expressed as file://URL. In Fireworks, this folder is stored on a per-user basis on multiuser systems. Even on single-user systems, this folder is not inside the Fireworks installation directory. The path to the Settings directory, which is expressed as file://URL. The path to the application's Auto Shapes directory, which is expressed as file://URL. The path to the application's Auto Shape Tools directory, which is expressed as file://URL. The path to the Styles directory, which is expressed as file://URL. In Fireworks, this folder is stored on a per-user basis on multiuser systems. Even on single-user systems, this folder is not inside the Fireworks installation directory. The path to the SWF Commands directory, which is expressed as a file://URL. The path to the Libraries directory, which is expressed as file://URL. The path to the Textures directory, which is expressed as file://URL. The path to the Xtras directory, which is expressed asfile://URL. The string that currently appears in the Batch Progress dialog box. Set this property to change the string being displayed. Use with progressCountCurrent and progressCountTotal. The path to the directory of the currently running script, which is expressed as a file://URL (or could be null). This path goes to the directory in which the script resides, not a full file path to the script itself (it excludes the script's filename). The filename of the currently running script (or could be null). This name is the script's filename, not the full path. Provides access to an instance of the Dialogs class, which opens specific dialog boxes. If set to true, Fireworks will automatically close the Batch Process dialog box when the script finishes. This function has no effect if the Batch Process dialog box does not appear. Array of the current open Document objects (for more information, see "The Document object" on page 27). If no document is open, it returns an array of length zero.