They could call each other in a chain (which is an incovenient approach because you'd have to edit each one) or you could write a new script to call each of them in turn.
Here's some snippets of code that should help. It runs all the scripts in a folder.
if (scriptsFolder.exists) {
var myScripts = scriptsFolder.getFiles(checkForScripts);
myScripts.sort(); // Force scripts to run in JS alphabetical order
for (var scriptIndex = 0; myScripts.length > scriptIndex; scriptIndex++) {
app.doScript(myScripts[scriptIndex]);
} // end for
}
...
function checkForScripts(aFile) {
if (aFile instanceof Folder) return false;
var extn = aFile.name.slice(aFile.name.lastIndexOf("."));
if (extn === aFile.name) return false; // file name lacks extension;
switch (extn) {
case ".jsx" : case ".jsxbin" : return true;
default : return false;
}
} // end checkForScripts;
To use that code you'll need to put it into the context of a larger script that at the very least provides a value for scriptsFolder. The ... I use to separate the function from the other code will need to go in order for you to run the code.
Dave
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