What
it does
Gives
additional control over the ScriptListener plugin from within Photoshop.
If you don't know what the ScriptListener plugin is for you probably
don't need to use this script.
Getting
Started
Run the script
from Photoshop's File/Scripts menu. You
can also set up a keyboard shortcut for the script through the
Edit/Keyboard
Shortcuts... menu.
Installing
the ScriptListener plugin
If
the ScriptListener plugin is already installed as a plugin the script
will find it automatically - you can proceed to the Options part
of the help. If the plugin was not found the script will walk you
through making it useable if the file was installed with Photoshop
(it should be part of the default installation, but not as a plugin).
Once installed you will need to restart Photoshop for it to recognise
the plugin.
Options
When
the options open you will see two almost identical columns - each
representing an ouput log from ScriptListener. The one labled JS
is the log for Javascript/Extendscript, the one labled VB is the
log for VBScript. When the word "Locked" is beside the
Label it means the logfile cannot be written to - when both logfiles
are locked Script Listener is effectively disabled and will not
write any information tot eh log files. The following options are
identical for both Log files
Lock/Unlock
Output
Allows Script Listener to write information to the log file. Every
recordable action in Photoshop is written to the log file when it
is unlocked. Clicking the button toggles the file between locked
and unlocked.
Clear
Logfile
Only available when the logfile is unlocked. Does exactly what it
says - erases all the data from the Log after verifying you really
want to do so.
Open
Logfile
Opens the logfile in your default Plain Text editor for easy access
to its output.
Log
Size
Simply reports the current size of the Log File in MB. Smaller Logfiles
will show up as 0MB if they are less than 0.1MB in size.
Done
Exits
the options leaving the changes made intact.
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