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ExtendScript Tools and Features
In addition to the specific functional modules and development tools, ExtendScript provides these tools
and features:
X Global objects that support debugging and object inspection; these include the Dollar ($) object and
the ExtendScript reflection interface
.
X A localization utility for providing user-interface string values in different languages. See Localizing
ExtendScript strings.
X Global functions for displaying short messages in dialog boxes. See User notification dialogs.
X An object type for specifying measurement values together with their units. See Specifying
measurement values.
X Preprocessor directives that allow you to include scripts in one another and specify an execution
target application.
X Support for extending or overriding math and logical operator behavior on a class-by-class basis. See
Operator overloading
.
ExtendScript also provides a common scripting environment for all Adobe JavaScript-enabled
applications, and allows interapplication communication through scripts. For information on these
features, see Chapter 5, “
Interapplication Communication with Scripts.”
Dollar ($) object
This global ExtendScript object provides a number of debugging facilities and informational methods. The
properties of the
$ object allow you to get global information such as the most recent run-time error, and
set flags that control debugging and localization behavior. The methods allow you to output text to the
JavaScript Console during script execution, control execution and other ExtendScript behavior
programmatically, and gather statistics on object use.
Dollar ($) object properties
appEncoding
String The Internet name of the applications default character encoding, such as
“CP1252” or “X-SHIFT-JIS. Valid values are implementation- and
OS-dependent.
Set to change the default encoding for the application. The returned value
can differ from the value set. In Windows, for example, if set to “x-latin1”,
the returned value is the synonymous “ISO-8859-1”.
build
String The version information for the current ExtendScript build. Read only.
buildDate
Date The date the current JavaScript engine was built. Read only.
decimalPoint
String The character used in formatted numeric output for a decimal point, for
the current locale. Read only.
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