Zero Tolerence Posted March 3, 2006 Posted March 3, 2006 I have an applescript, that "processes" images, I want to know if there is a way to do this with VBScripting, or anything else on the Windows side. Here is my applescript. ConvertFiles() on ConvertFiles() -- set the folders that you want to use set inputfolder to "Macintosh HD:O_Images:input:" set outputFolder to "Macintosh HD:O_Images:hires:" set copyFoldername to "Macintosh HD:O_Images:thumbs:" tell application "Finder" set filesList to files in folder inputfolder end tell tell application "Adobe Photoshop CS" set display dialogs to never close every document saving no end tell repeat with aFile in filesList try set fileIndex to 0 tell application "Finder" -- The step below is important because the 'aFile' reference as returned by -- Finder associates the file with Finder and not Photoshop. By converting -- the reference below 'as alias', the reference used by 'open' will be -- correctly handled by Photoshop rather than Finder. set theFile to aFile as alias set theFileName to name of theFile end tell tell application "Adobe Photoshop CS" set display dialogs to never try with timeout of 15 seconds open theFile end timeout try set docRef to the current document if (mode of docRef is not RGB) then change mode docRef to RGB end if resize image docRef resolution 300 resample method none set infoRef to get info of docRef set docName to name of docRef set docBaseName to getBaseName(docName) of me set fileIndex to fileIndex + 1 set newFileName to (outputFolder as string) & docBaseName save docRef in file newFileName as JPEG with options {quality:10} appending lowercase extension with copying resize image docRef resolution 72 resample method bicubic resize image current document width 1.5 resample method bicubic set newFileName to (copyFoldername as string) & docBaseName save docRef in file newFileName as JPEG appending lowercase extension close current document without saving on error try set docRef to the current document set infoRef to get info of docRef set docName to name of docRef set docBaseName to getBaseName(docName) of me set fileIndex to fileIndex + 1 set newFileName to (outputFolder as string) & docBaseName save docRef in file newFileName as JPEG appending lowercase extension close current document without saving open newFileName try set docRef to the current document if (mode of docRef is not RGB) then change mode docRef to RGB end if resize image docRef resolution 300 resample method none set infoRef to get info of docRef set docName to name of docRef set docBaseName to getBaseName(docName) of me set fileIndex to fileIndex + 1 set newFileName to (outputFolder as string) & docBaseName save docRef in file newFileName as JPEG with options {quality:10} appending lowercase extension with copying resize image docRef resolution 72 resample method bicubic resize image current document width 1.5 resample method bicubic set newFileName to (copyFoldername as string) & docBaseName save docRef in file newFileName as JPEG appending lowercase extension close current document without saving on error tell application "Finder" delete theFile end tell end try on error tell application "Finder" delete theFile end tell end try end try on error tell application "Finder" delete theFile end tell end try end tell end try end repeat tell application "FileMaker Pro Advanced" to activate end ConvertFiles -- Returns the document name without extension (if present) on getBaseName(fName) set baseName to fName repeat with idx from 1 to (length of fName) if (item idx of fName = ".") then set baseName to (items 1 thru (idx - 1) of fName) as string exit repeat end if end repeat return baseName end getBaseName any help is appreciated.
Wim Decorte Posted March 5, 2006 Posted March 5, 2006 According to these: http://partners.adobe.com/public/developer/en/photoshop/sdk/PhotoshopScriptingGuide.pdf http://partners.adobe.com/public/developer/en/photoshop/sdk/VisualBasicReferenceGuide.pdf You can use VBscript. The first part of your AS: look in the Solutions index for the demo file I posted there a few weeks ago. It uses VBscript to get all the files from a specified folder.
Zero Tolerence Posted March 8, 2006 Author Posted March 8, 2006 Wim ( or anyone else ) can you suggest a GOOD VBscripting book, I need one that teaches me the very basics, and then the syntax. I keep finding books that talk about using teaching you to use VBScripts on the web, I don't want this right now. I'm a quick learner, with other programming knowledge. Just need a good book to help me get started here.
Wim Decorte Posted March 9, 2006 Posted March 9, 2006 Start with what's on your computer already: Script56.CHM is the help file for VBscript 5.6 (the latest version). It has some introduction and a full language reference. The Photoshop PDFs will tell you what PhotoShop objects you can use. Another good starting place is www.microsoft.com/scripting
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