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Cad81
Inspiring
July 8, 2020
Question

Same PR version, same code, different PCs: the script doesn't work in the same way

  • July 8, 2020
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PR Version: 14.0.3 build 1 for both PCs (desktop and laptop).

Some examples:

Laptop: if i use "confirm" in the code, i get a "NaN undefined" in the next steps. (instead, with an alert, it works, but i need a confirm)

Desktop: the "confirm" works fine.

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Laptop: based on my last post ( https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/interpreting-aep-and-aegraph/td-p/11249074?page=1 ), the interpretation works fine.

Desktop: the interpretation is not maintained

 

I can't figure out the issue. Windows is updated, java is updated. I also don't know what machine i have to trust to finish the code.

Any idea?

 

Thanks

 

 

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Bruce Bullis
Bruce Bullis
Legend
July 8, 2020

Can I have an ExtendScript snippet, that fails one place and works another?

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Cad81Author
Inspiring
July 8, 2020

Yep! 

This is the "confirm" that works on desktop, but not on the laptop (updated both 1 hour ago to latest build)

var response = confirm("I will process the sequence '" + mainSequence.name + "'");
		if (response == false) {
				return 0;
			}

 and this is the "restore interpretation" that works on laptop but doesn't on the desktop:

	for(var s = 0; s < video.length; s++) {
		filetype = video[s].projectItem.name.slice((video[s].projectItem.name.length)-3);
		
			if ((footageint[s] != 0) && (!video[s].projectItem.isOffline()))
				video[s].projectItem.setFootageInterpretation(footageint[s]);					
	}

- video[] contain all the clips that require the interpretation 

- footageint[] contain the interpretation to apply to the original clips

 

Thank you

Bruce Bullis
Bruce Bullis
Legend
July 8, 2020

Your call to confirm() doesn't have enough parameters; it should never work. 
Here's a working example:

var destroyExisting = confirm("A file with that name already exists; overwrite?", false, "Are you sure...?");

 
Calling your version from within VSCode, I get: 

Runtime Error: Error Code# 1: Not Enough Parameters @ file '~/estk/hack.jsx' [line:3, col:NaN]
 
 



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