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desktop
Folder A Folder object for the folder that contains the user’s desktop. Read only.
X In Windows, C:\Documents and Settings\username\Desktop
X In Mac OS, ~/Desktop
fs
String The name of the file system. Read only. One of Windows, Macintosh, or Unix.
myDocuments
Folder A Folder object for the user’s default document folder. Read only.
X In Windows, C:\Documents and Settings\username\My Documents
X In Mac OS, ~/Documents
startup
Folder A Folder object for the folder containing the executable image of the running
application. Read only.
system
Folder A Folder object for the folder containing the operating system files. Read
only.
X In Windows, the value of %windir% (by default, C:\Windows)
X In Mac OS, /System
temp
Folder A Folder object for the default folder for temporary files. Read only.
trash
Folder X In Mac OS, a Folder object for the folder containing deleted items.
X In Windows, where the Recycle Bin is a database rather than a folder, value
is
null.
Read only.
userData
Folder A Folder object for the folder that contains application data for the current
user. Read only.
X In Windows, the value of %USERDATA% (by default, C:\Documents and
Settings\username\Application Data)
X In Mac OS, ~/Library/Application Support
- JAVASCRIPT TOOLS GUIDE 1
- Contents 3
- Introduction 9
- External communication 11
- Startup scripts 12
- JavaScript variables 12
- The ExtendScript Toolkit 13
- Panel menus 14
- Document windows 15
- Workspaces 16
- Selecting scripts 17
- The Script Editor 18
- Navigation aids 19
- Bookmarks 20
- Coding aids 22
- Brace matching 23
- Block indentation 23
- Version comments 23
- Searching in text 24
- Syntax marking 26
- Debugging in the Toolkit 27
- The JavaScript console 28
- Controlling code execution 29
- Out Of Memory, always 30
- Setting breakpoints 31
- Breakpoint icons 32
- Evaluation in help tips 33
- Tracking data 33
- The call stack 34
- Inspecting object models 36
- File System Access 39
- The home directory 41
- Volume and drive names 41
- Portability issues 42
- Unicode I/O 43
- File error handling 43
- File access error messages 44
- Additional encodings 45
- Common encoding names 46
- File object 47
- File class properties 48
- File class functions 48
- File object properties 49
- File object functions 51
- Folder object 56
- Folder class functions 58
- Folder object properties 59
- Folder object functions 59
- User-Interface Tools 62
- ScriptUI programming model 63
- Container elements 64
- Window layout 64
- Adding elements to containers 65
- Creation properties 66
- Accessing child elements 66
- Types of controls 67
- User-interface controls 68
- Displaying images 72
- Creating multi-column lists 73
- Prompts and alerts 74
- Modal dialogs 74
- Dismissing a modal dialog 75
- Default and cancel elements 75
- Size and location objects 76
- Drawing objects 77
- Resource specifications 78
- Using resource strings 79
- Simulating user events 82
- Automatic layout 86
- Default layout behavior 87
- Automatic layout properties 87
- Container orientation 88
- Aligning children 88
- Alignment in two dimensions 90
- Setting margins 91
- Spacing between children 91
- Determining a preferred size 92
- Creating dynamic content 94
- Custom layout-manager example 95
- Managing control titles 98
- Title truncation 102
- ScriptUI object reference 105
- ScriptUI class 105
- ScriptUI class functions 107
- Common properties 108
- Window class 110
- Window class functions 111
- Window object 112
- Window object properties 113
- Container properties 115
- Window object functions 118
- Control objects 123
- NTER or the control 125
- Control object properties 135
- Control object functions 142
- List control object functions 144
- FlashPlayer control functions 145
- NTER. The exact behavior 147
- DrawState object 148
- Event handling 149
- UIEvent object functions 150
- KeyboardEvent object 151
- MouseEvent object 153
- MouseEvent object functions 154
- Graphic customization objects 155
- ScriptUIBrush object 161
- ScriptUIFont object 161
- ScriptUIImage object 162
- ScriptUIPath object 162
- ScriptUIPen object 163
- Custom element class 163
- LayoutManager object 165
- Communications overview 166
- Cross-DOM functions 167
- Startup folder locations 168
- Cross-DOM API reference 168
- Sending messages 170
- Receiving messages 172
- Handling unsolicited messages 172
- Passing simple types 177
- Passing complex types 177
- BridgeTalk class 179
- BridgeTalk class properties 180
- BridgeTalk class functions 181
- BridgeTalk message object 185
- Messaging error codes 190
- Application specifiers 191
- Namespace specifiers 193
- External Communication Tools 194
- Chat server sample 195
- Socket object reference 197
- ExternalObject object 201
- ExternalObject class function 202
- Additional functions 203
- Library initialization 204
- Library termination 205
- Shared-library function API 206
- SoServerInterface 207
- SoObjectInterface 210
- Support structures 213
- TaggedData 214
- Dollar ($) object 216
- Dollar ($) object functions 218
- Function Return type 220
- Reflection object 221
- ReflectionInfo object 222
- Locale names 225
- Testing localization 226
- Global localize function 226
- User notification dialogs 227
- Global confirm function 228
- Global prompt function 229
- Specifying measurement values 230
- UnitValue object properties 231
- UnitValue object functions 231
- Computing with unit values 232
- Preprocessor directives 233
- Operator overloading 235
- The XML Object 237
- Accessing XML elements 238
- Accessing XML attributes 239
- Viewing XML objects 239
- Retrieving contained elements 241
- Setting a default namespace 243
- Mixing XML and JavaScript 244
- XML lists 244
- XML Object Reference 246
- XML class functions 247
- XML object properties 247
- XML object functions 248
- Global functions 254
- QName object 255
- Namespace object 255
- Namespace object constructors 256
- Namespace object properties 256
- Using the XMP scripting API 258
- XMPScript object reference 261
- XMPAliasInfo object 262
- XMPConst object 262
- XMPDateTime object 265
- XMPDateTime object properties 266
- XMPDateTime object functions 266
- XMPFile object 267
- XMPFile object constructors 268
- XMPFile class properties 268
- XMPFile class functions 269
- XMPFile object functions 269
- XMPFileInfo object 271
- XMPIterator object 272
- XMPMeta object 272
- XMPMeta object constructors 273
- XMPMeta class properties 273
- XMPMeta class functions 273
- direct mapping. It can be 275
- XMPMeta object functions 276
- The new string value 284
- XMPPacketInfo object 287
- XMPProperty object 287
- XMPUtils object 288
- Porting Guide 294
- 295 295
- Index 296 296
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