Script to read actions in Photoshop

[h4ste338468947qjm]

I'm looking for a script to use to read actions in Photoshop.

I hope to find a script method to read actions to simplify my daily work. I need your help. Thank you very much. This is very important to me.

Picture effects come from xbytor   ActionToJavascript.jsx   

[h4ste338468947qjm]

Two great gods, I have to ask you for help again.  @c.pfaffenbichler @Stephen_A_Marsh 

[Lumigraphics]

What do you mean "read actions"?

[h4ste338468947qjm]

 use photoshop script to read Action in Photoshop ，Then I will use other programs to cooperate with this script to improve efficiency.

[Lumigraphics]

You haven't explained a thing. You can RUN an action with app.doAction()

[h4ste338468947qjm]

I may not explain it very well... I need this JSX script to be able to read PS actions, and then I embed this JSX script into other more advanced scripts to achieve some more complex operations.

[Lumigraphics]

Retouch4Me is paid software. You can't just use it where you want. More to the point, its not a jsx script. You can't do whatever it is you think you want to do.

[h4ste338468947qjm]

Retouch4Me is the name of my action group. Thank you, but maybe you didn’t understand what I meant, or I didn’t express it clearly.

[rob day]

Hi @h4ste338468947qjm , As @Lumigraphics suggests you can call a panel action with doAction inside of a more complex script, so in your case it would be something like this, where the first parameter is the action and the 2nd parameter is the action group:

if (app.documents.length > 0) {
    //name strings have to be exact
	doAction ("USM 150", "Retouch4me");
} else {alert("No Documents are Open")}

If you are trying to convert your USM 150 action into JS code you could record the action, get ActionDescriptor code, and execute the action from a function. If you want to share your action we might be able to show an example.

[Stephen Marsh]

It's above my knowledge and experience .

https://sourceforge.net/projects/ps-scripts/files/xtools/v2.3/

[h4ste338468947qjm]

OK thank you ~ ，This is indeed difficult.  

[Davide_Barranca]

I am not sure whether this is what you're after but have a look here.