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Le 18/01/2014 à 18:12, Robert Poland <email@hidden> a écrit :

Hi,

I’m trying, using Applescript, to get the size of an image.

This is as far as I get;

set ThePicture to choose file
tell application "Finder" to set x to properties of ThePicture

How do I extract the size?

TIA,

Robert Poland

set thePicture to ((path to desktop as text) & "The Great Wave.jpg") as alias

tell application "Finder" to set x to properties of thePicture

{class:document file,

name:"The Great Wave.jpg",

index:73,

displayed name:"The Great Wave.jpg",

name extension:"jpg",

extension hidden:false,

container:folder "Desktop" of folder "yvankoenig" of folder "Users" of startup disk of application "Finder",

disk:startup disk of application "Finder",

position:{-1, -1},

desktop position:{1353, 438},

bounds:{-33, -33, 31, 31},

kind:"Image JPEG",

label index:0,

locked:false,

description:missing value,

comment:"",

size:1359930,

physical size:1363968,

creation date:date "jeudi 10 décembre 2009 04:12:19",

modification date:date "jeudi 10 décembre 2009 04:12:19",

icon:missing value,

URL:"file:///Users/yvankoenig/Desktop/The Great Wave.jpg",

owner:"yvankoenig",

group:"(inconnu)",

owner privileges:read write,

group privileges:read write,

everyones privileges:read only,

file type:missing value,

creator type:missing value,

stationery:false,

product version:"",

version:""}

set theSize to size of x

--> 1359930

From my point of view it's more efficient to extract it with System Events

set thePicture to ((path to desktop as text) & "The Great Wave.jpg") as alias

tell application "System Events" to set the_size to size of disk item (thePicture as text)

—> 1359930

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	>Get property size (From: Robert Poland <email@hidden>)