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How to redraw() navigator window?

Engaged ,
Jun 09, 2015 Jun 09, 2015

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Hello,

Using ExtendScript, how do I Application.redraw() the navigator window?

Is this possible?

Thanks!

M

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Community Expert , Jun 09, 2015 Jun 09, 2015

It seems no way to update navigater window or access the panel from script.

Most easier way to collect properties and values, Install "Property Explorer" extension panel from Adobe Add Ons.

However, We can write Extendscript like below:

function prp (obj){ //arg : object

  this.properties = obj.reflect.properties;

  this.methods = obj.reflect.methods;

  this.name = obj.reflect.name;

  return this

  }

a = prp(app);

alert (a.properties);

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Engaged ,
Jun 09, 2015 Jun 09, 2015

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(Looks like I can't edit my original question)

Alternatively, how would I access the navigator window via ExtendScript?

Also, is there an easy way to log an object to see what properties it has?

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It seems no way to update navigater window or access the panel from script.

Most easier way to collect properties and values, Install "Property Explorer" extension panel from Adobe Add Ons.

However, We can write Extendscript like below:

function prp (obj){ //arg : object

  this.properties = obj.reflect.properties;

  this.methods = obj.reflect.methods;

  this.name = obj.reflect.name;

  return this

  }

a = prp(app);

alert (a.properties);

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Thank you Ten! I really appreciate the help.

I had not heard of Property Explorer! That sounds useful. Could you recommend any other extensions to assist debug and development?

Also, thanks os much for the code sample!

Too bad I can't access the navigator window. Oh well. Thanks for the confirmation/info though. I probably would have spent hours trying to get to the navigator window if I hadn't asked for help here.


Have a great one. See you around the forum.


Cheers,

Micky

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