Photoshop CS2
Adobe Photoshop CS2 Scripting Guide
Scripting Photoshop CS2 55
JS
if (newLayerRef.kind == LayerKind.TEXT)
Adding and Manipulating Text in a Text Item Object
The following examples add and right-justify text in a text layer.
AS
set contents of text object of art layer "my text" to "Hello, World!"
set justification of text object of art layer "my text" of ¬
current document to right
VBS
Set textItemRef = artLayers("my text").TextItem
textItemRef.Contents = "Hello, World!"
docRef.ArtLayers("my text").TextItemRef.Justification = 3
'3 = psRight (for the constant value psJustification)
JS
var textItemRef = artLayers["my text"].textItem
textItemRef.contents = "Hello, World!"
docRef.artLayers["my text"].textItemRef.justification =
Justification.RIGHT
Note:
The
text item
object has a
kind
property, which can be set to either
point text
/psPointText/TextType.POINTTEXT
/ or
paragraph
text/psParagraphText/TextType.PARAGRAPHTEXT
. When a new
text item
is created, its
kind
property is automatically set to
point text
.
The
text item
properties
height, width
and
leading
are valid only when the text item's
kind
property is set to
paragraph text.
To familiarize yourself with this objects, properties, and commands/methods in the scripting references,
do the following:
●
In the
Adobe Photoshop CS2 AppleScript Scripting Reference
, look up the
Class text-object
properties and methods.
●
In the
Adobe Photoshop CS2 Visual Basic Scripting Reference
and the
Adobe Photoshop CS2 JavaScript
Scripting Reference
, look up the
TextItem
property of the
ArtLayer
object. To find the properties
and methods you can use with a text layer, look up the
TextItem
object.
Working with Selection Objects
You create a
Selection
object to allow your scripts to act only on a specific, selected section of your
document or a layer within a document. For example, you can apply effects to a selection or copy the
current selection to the clipboard.
The
Selection
object is a property of the
Document
object. Look up the following for more information:
●
In the
Adobe Photoshop CS2 AppleScript Scripting Reference
, look up
select
in the “Commands” chapter.
Also, look up the
selection
property of the
Class Document
object and the
Class
selection-object
.
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