Script doesn't work in Photoshop CS3

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Hello everyone!Guys is there any possibility of a script working correctly in Photoshop CS3.It serves to import a price table via a text.text file into a dialog window, once the text is loaded, I will have to make some changes to the text after saving.At the company I work for, it works perfectly on the latest versions, however, in my house my computer is very limited and I can only work with the CS3 version of Photoshopand this script I will need to use more often in my house.All help is valid!Here the script and the price list:
 
    dle = new Window("dialog"); dle.text = "Tabela de Preços!"; 
    dle.orientation = "column"; 
    fFile = File ( "~/desktop/Preços.txt" );
    fFile.open("r");  stringFromTextFile = fFile.read();  valores =  stringFromTextFile.split();
    edittext1 = dle.add('edittext {size: [240.59,305.556], properties: {name: "edittext1", multiline: true}}'); 
    edittext1.text = valores
    gp1 = dle.add("group", undefined, {name: "gp1"}); 
    bt2 = gp1.add("button", undefined, undefined, {name: "bt2"}); 
    bt2.text = "Salvar";  bt2.preferredSize.width = 90; 
    bt1 = gp1.add("button", undefined, undefined, {name: "bt1"}); 
    bt1.text = "Fechar";  bt1.preferredSize.width = 90;

bt2.onClick = function (){
        dle.close(); var URL = new File("~/desktop/Preços.txt");  URL.open("w"); URL.writeln(edittext1.text); 
    }
    dle.show();

jazz-y · Accepted Answer

I added and it still doesn't workI found a user with windows XP and Photoshop CS3 installed &#128516;&#128516;&#128516;In general, it looks like this is a feature of a particular version - it really cannot display an array as a string. There is no such problem in CS2, but multiline is not supported there. The solution is to remove the .split () dle = new Window("dialog"); dle.text = "Tabela de Preços!";     dle.orientation = "column";     fFile = File ( "~/desktop/Preços.txt" );    fFile.open("r");  stringFromTextFile = fFile.read();  valores =  stringFromTextFile;    edittext1 = dle.add('edittext {size: [240.59,305.556], properties: {name: "edittext1", multiline: true}}');     edittext1.text = valores    gp1 = dle.add("group", undefined, {name: "gp1"});     bt2 = gp1.add("button", undefined, undefined, {name: "bt2"});     bt2.text = "Salvar";  bt2.preferredSize.width = 90;     bt1 = gp1.add("button", undefined, undefined, {name: "bt1"});     bt1.text = "Fechar";  bt1.preferredSize.width = 90;     bt2.onClick = function (){        dle.close(); var URL = new File("~/desktop/Preços.txt");  URL.open("w"); URL.writeln(edittext1.text);     }    dle.show(); P.S.@Kukurykus wrote:Try without: , properties: {name: "edittext1", multiline: true}Does what you would expect from removing the multiline, but does not solve the problem (the array still cannot be displayed).But another obvious option works: &#128578;   edittext1.text = valores[0]

jazz-y · Answer

why is split () here? The string will simply turn into an array with one element, which is what your edittext1 showsvalores =  stringFromTextFile.split();

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