Unique to Adobe, but nice tip: if they chose to do that, they probably did so because there's no other way of storing/retrieving descriptions of parameters in a COM object, so I can give up looking for it.
--- In [email protected], "Sheri" <sheri...@...> wrote: > Whoa! Those strings, at least for this particular system, are within the > function help strings. They are delimited from the main function and from > each other by space slash space. Then the "parameter", then a colon, a space, > then the "parameter description". For some functions, there is also "Return > value:". > > Possibly this is just the unique way Adobe chose to do it, and I was misled > by the application's documentation? > h.get_object_description("fh") (where h turns out to qualify as "Objects") > returns: > > get property: _NewEnum > get property: Count; The number of Objects; > function: Add; Add an object to the collection / Object: The object to add / > Index: Before this index as Long;
