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  • Subject: script changes
  • From: Landis <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2003 15:52:37 -0700

I haven't been following anything in the AS community for almost a year now, so please forgive me if this has been answered before, but...


I've got several scripts that I worked a long time on under OS 9 and AS 1.6 (I think). Now I'm running OS X and AS 1.9.1 and am trying to update and use these scripts again. But they seem to have changed quite a bit when I open them in the OS X script editor and I can't make heads or tails of it. Any suggestions?

Here's an example from the middle of a script that uses Photoshop 7

set imgMRef to duplicate imgRef
+event 8BIMRzIm; imgMRef given +class Hght;:HeightM, +class Wdth;:WidthM
+event PFtsApft; every +class cLyr; of imgMRef given -->
+class Usng;:+class F025;, +class FmOp;:{+class Amnt;:150, -->
+class Radi;:0.5, +class Thld;:0}
save imgMRef in file (FolderPath & FileNameM) as +constant SvFme010; -->
without +class SaCp; given +class FmOp;:SaveOptions, -->
+class DcXt;:+constant e300e303;
close document FileNameM saving +constant e400no ;

I've used the (-->) characters to show continuous lines.

I wrote this in "normal" AppleScript, what's up with this (the codes between << and >>)? How do I get my old script back, and what's the best way to make it work again?

Thanks,
Landis
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