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CHAPTER 2: The ExtendScript Toolkit Inspecting object models 38

Each Adobe application defines a dictionary for that application’s Document Object Model (DOM). The

dictionary for a particular application may not be available until you launch that application, or until

you select it as a target in the Toolkit.

To inspect an object model, select the appropriate dictionary from the Browser menu. The classes defined

in that model appear in the Classes panel. Select a class to populate the Types panel with the available

element types (Constructor, Class, Instance, Event). Select the type to populate the Properties and

Methods panel with elements of that type.

Each time you select a class or element, its description appears on the right; descriptions are stacked,

remaining in view until you close them. You can close each description individually, using the mouse-over

menu that appears in the lower right of the description itself, or you can close all open descriptions using

the Close All button at the top left of the OMV window.

The mouse-over menu also allows you to bookmark an element for easy access, or copy text from the

description. Live links in the descriptions take you to related objects and elements, and you can search for

text in names or descriptions.

Clear all

descriptions

Mouse-over

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