Yvan, thanks for the follow-up but adding both variables to the return
statement didn't change anything (for better or worse). The script
still executes the code referenced by imgHalfSize and then exits
with "The variable imgHalfSize is not defined".
Also, the "Event Log" doesn't look any different after adding the
lines "return {imgHalfSize, imgGT1000}" and "set {imgHalfSize,
imgGT1000} to my imgResize()". I don't know if that is significant.
…
As I wrote, I am unable to test your code.
I tested a stripped version:
on imgResize()
set imgGT1000 to ((1200 > 1000))
set imgHalfSize to 2300
return {imgHalfSize, imgGT1000}
end imgResize
(*
set {imgHalfSize, imgGT1000} to my imgResize()
-- repeat while imgGT1000
{imgHalfSize, imgGT1000}
*)
set imgGT1000 to true
set cnt to 5
repeat while imgGT1000
beep 1
set cnt to cnt - 1
if cnt = 0 then exit repeat
end repeat
and it works so, it seems that the problem doesn't rely with the status
of the variables.
Are you sure that the instructions coded in the handler are correct.
I wonder about this one:
set imgHalfSize to resize image current document height (docHeight
* 0.5)
You may try some error check for see:
on imgResize()
tell application "Adobe Photoshop CS"
if (docHeight > docWidth) then
set imgGT1000 to ((docHeight > 1000))
try
set imgHalfSize to resize image current document height (docHeight *
0.5)
on error
display dialog "Oops 1"
end try
else
set imgGT1000 to ((docWidth > 1000))
try
set imgHalfSize to resize image current document width (docWidth * 0.5)
on error
display dialog "Oops 2"
end try
end if
end tell
return {imgHalfSize, imgGT1000}
end imgResize
set {imgHalfSize, imgGT1000} to my imgResize()
repeat while imgGT1000
imgHalfSize
Yvan KOENIG
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