Perhaps more FAQs:
<< 1 >>
Why does this work:
document = InDesign.make(new=k.document)
document.save(to=ComposedFile(path))
but not this:
document = InDesign.make(new=k.document).save(to=ComposedFile(path))
<< 2 >>
Why is Finder.copy not (yet) implemented? Will it soon?
<< 3 >>
Is there a generic and simple way of checking the "type" of an item
(e.g. Finder item, InDesign page_item)?
E.g. I need to check if a Finder item is a folder or if a ID
page_item is a text or a graphics frame.
type(item) is always <class 'appscript.reference.Reference'>
Answer for InDesign: item.class_()
<< references >>
Finder = appscript.app('Finder')
InDesign = appscript.app('Adobe InDesign CS2')
def ComposedFile(path):
return mactypes.File(unicodedata.normalize('NFD', os.path.abspath
(path)))
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