Nesting JSX Scripts

I just stumbled over this when looking for something else, although answered it can't hurt to pool the knowledge:

http://www.tranberry.com/photoshop/photoshop_scripting/tips/include.html

Make a new file and put this code in:

#target photoshop;
$.evalFile(new File(./selectAllLayers.jsx));
$.evalFile(new File(./ungroupArtBoards.jsx));

Remember to verify that ./selectAllLayers.jsx points to the correct location of that file.

If you need to modify the path, a good starting point is using something from Kukurykys' reply:

($.fileName).path

It gives you the complete path to the new script file from where you could point to your selectAllLayers.jsx.

Hope it helps!

Another method here:

https://extendscript.docsforadobe.dev/extendscript-tools-features/preprocessor-directives.html

Yeah, modules I imagine is the keyword. I'm looking to make my scripting modular. So to do so would look something like..

#include setup_psd.jsx

#include sizing_160x600.jsx

#include bg_borders.jsx

etc. 

at the header, then add any additional customary scripting below in the body.

I think it's called stacking, but I'm not sure. 

I'm not sure what you are trying to do, for example do you want a dialog asking which script to run next? One script can call another, scripts can read/write to files or system preferences for persistent values, or you can declare objects and use those for cross-script access. #include will put one script inline with others, I use that for common code in my script utility pack. So you can have variations with different modules included.