Hi.
I'm py-appscript newbie and I'm trying to write a script for Adobe Illustrator.
My idea is:
make a class f.e. Object, with some methods (move(), rotate(), ...)
make a subclass f.e. Rectangle and in this class I wan't to initialize new
rectangles in my document.
I have problems with reference to objects, I've made.
my script is:
class Obiekt:
global kreator #this is variable, that is used to creates new objects
kreator = mojDokument
def __init__(self, kreator):
# self.kreator = kreator
pass
def rotation(self, angle):
rot = kreator.get_rotation_matrix(angle=angle)
# self.obiekt.transform(using = rot)
class Rectangle(Obiekt):
def __init__(self, kreator, wspolrzedne=[0,0,100,100], nazwa='figura'):
self.obiekt = kreator.make(new = k.rectangle,
with_properties = {k.name: nazwa, k.bounds:
wspolrzedne})
self.name = nazwa
rect1 = Rectangle(mojDokument, [200,200, 100, 100])
rect2 = Rectangle(mojDokument, [100,200, 200, 100], 'prostokat02')
both objects reference to the same path item
app(u'/Applications/Adobe Illustrator CS2/Adobe
Illustrator.app').documents[1].layers[1].path_items[1]
app(u'/Applications/Adobe Illustrator CS2/Adobe
Illustrator.app').documents[1].layers[1].path_items[1]
I suppose, that is because, new objects are always numbered at 1.
Can I refere to my created objects via names (self.name)?
Thanks for help.
Regards
Grzessnik
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