extendscript

I am writing a script that will loop through layers, trim them and export. So far I have most of all the element I need to complete this script. The only thing I can't find is how to show/hide an individual layer. I've found functions to show/hide all layers but nothing for one single layer. /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // selectAllLayers - select all layers (Select > All Layers) /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// function selectAllLayers() { var ref = new ActionReference(); ref.putEnumerated(cTID(

We're writing a bunch of .jsx scripts and in each I have to mock out some functions so I can use things like Array.map() and String.trim(), but I don't want to have to include that code at the top of every script. Is there a way to "include" other .jsx scripts inside of a .jsx script file? Armin Or you can simply use #include and #includepath preprocessor directives at the top of your script. You can find a detailed description in Adobe's "JavaScript Tools Guide" . For example, if you want to include scripts/helper.jsx in a .jsx file: #include "scripts/helpers.jsx" // the rest of your code

This seems like it would be a very easy problem to solve, but I've been banging my head against it for almost an hour. All I need is a snippet of javascript/extendscript code so that my InDesign CS6 script can create a folder. I know the existing folder in which the new one should be created, and I know the name that this new folder should be called. But how do I get javascript to do it? By the way, all searches online for the folderObj.create() method, which is in the JavaScript Tools Guide, prove useless. I've tried several variations on that method, but nothing seems to actually create the

The only difference I have found so far: If a script that is run by app.doScript returns an error, the file and line number of the error are overridden by the file and line number of the app.doScript call. Are there any other differences I should know about? Here's sample code that demonstrates the above difference: First run InDesign: c: cd "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe InDesign CS6 Server x64" InDesignServer.com -port 12345 pause Next create a batch file to run a script: c: cd "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe InDesign CS6 Server x64" sampleclient -host localhost:12345 -server "C:/doscript_vs