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descriptor to JSON is already buil-in in Photoshop
var ref = new ActionReference();
ref.putEnumerated( charIDToTypeID("Lyr "), charIDToTypeID("Ordn"), charIDToTypeID("Trgt") );
var desc = executeActionGet(ref)
var convertDesc = new ActionDescriptor();
convertDesc.putObject( stringIDToTypeID("object"), stringIDToTypeID("object"), desc );
var jsonDesc = executeAction( stringIDToTypeID("convertJSONdescriptor"), convertDesc, DialogModes.NO );
jsonDesc.getString(stringIDToTypeID("json") );
Limit max characters in XMPMetadataAsUTF8
Limit the max number of characters in the XMPMetadataAsUTF8 string. This is especially problematic if the comp has 10000+ lines of metadata.
Raw format problem
I have JSON arguments listener based on this tool and I noticed some strange behavior.
When worked in Photoshop, there was a lag. My .log file jumped from 150Kb size to 68MB size.
I saw that there was 25 000 000 characters in "Raw data type" value.
Photoshop then began acting strangely.
I'm not sure exactly what happened. But I think we could reduce the length of the value to 10 000 characters by default. And if we want more then we would use the flag.
If it occurs again, I will tell you.
It can't read all data from new guideline event in CC2014
It can't read all data from new guideline event in CC2014
List of messed StringIDs and CharIDs
Just for info.
"application": "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CC 2015 (16.1.2)"
"date": "Saturday, April 02 2016 23:59:40"
"messedUpIDs":
{
"'Algn'":
[
"align",
"alignment"
],
"'AntA'":
[
"antiAlias",
"antiAliasedPICTAcquire"
],
"'BckL'":
[
"backgroundLayer",
"backgroundLevel"
],
"'BlcG'":
[
"blackGenerationType",
"blackGenerationCurve"
],
"'BlcL'":
[
"blackLevel",
"blackLimit"
],
"'Blks'":
[
"blacks",
"blocks"
],
"'BlrM'":
[
"blurMethod",
"blurMore"
],
"'BrgC'":
[
"brightnessEvent",
"brightnessContrast"
],
"'BrsD'":
[
"brushDetail",
"brushesDefine"
],
"'Brsh'":
[
"brush",
"brushes"
],
"'Clcl'":
[
"calculation",
"calculations"
],
"'ClrP'":
[
"colorPalette",
"coloredPencil"
],
"'Cnst'":
[
"constant",
"constrain"
],
"'CntC'":
[
"centerCropMarks",
"conteCrayon"
],
"'Cntr'":
[
"center",
"contrast"
],
"'CrtD'":
[
"createDroplet",
"createDuplicate"
],
"'CstP'":
[
"customPalette",
"customPhosphors"
],
"'Cstm'":
[
"custom",
"customPattern"
],
"'Drkn'":
[
"darken",
"darkness"
],
"'Dstr'":
[
"distort",
"distortion",
"distribute",
"distribution"
],
"'Dstt'":
[
"desaturate",
"destWhiteMax"
],
"'FlIn'":
[
"fileInfo",
"fillInverse"
],
"'Gd '":
[
"good",
"guide"
],
"'GnrP'":
[
"generalPreferences",
"generalPrefs",
"preferencesClass"
],
"'GrSt'":
[
"grainStippled",
"graySetup"
],
"'Grdn'":
[
"gradientClassEvent",
"gridMinor"
],
"'Grn '":
[
"grain",
"green"
],
"'Grns'":
[
"graininess",
"greens"
],
"'HstP'":
[
"historyPreferences",
"historyPrefs"
],
"'HstS'":
[
"historyState",
"historyStateSourceType"
],
"'ImgP'":
[
"imageCachePreferences",
"imagePoint"
],
"'In '":
[
"in",
"stampIn"
],
"'IntW'":
[
"interfaceWhite",
"intersectWith"
],
"'Intr'":
[
"interfaceIconFrameDimmed",
"interlace",
"interpolation",
"intersect"
],
"'JPEG'":
[
"JPEG",
"JPEGFormat"
],
"'LghD'":
[
"lightDirection",
"lightDirectional"
],
"'LghO'":
[
"lightOmni",
"lightenOnly"
],
"'LghS'":
[
"lightSource",
"lightSpot"
],
"'Lns '":
[
"lens",
"lines"
],
"'Mgnt'":
[
"magenta",
"magentas"
],
"'Mxm '":
[
"maximum",
"maximumQuality"
],
"'NTSC'":
[
"NTSC",
"NTSCColors"
],
"'NmbL'":
[
"numberOfLayers",
"numberOfLevels"
],
"'PlgP'":
[
"pluginPicker",
"pluginPrefs"
],
"'Pncl'":
[
"pencilEraser",
"pencilWidth"
],
"'Pnt '":
[
"paint",
"point"
],
"'Prsp'":
[
"perspective",
"perspectiveIndex"
],
"'PrvM'":
[
"previewMacThumbnail",
"previewMagenta"
],
"'Pstr'":
[
"posterization",
"posterize"
],
"'RGBS'":
[
"RGBSetup",
"RGBSetupSource"
],
"'Rds '":
[
"radius",
"reds"
],
"'ScrD'":
[
"scratchDisks",
"screenDot"
],
"'ShdI'":
[
"shadingIntensity",
"shadowIntensity"
],
"'ShpC'":
[
"shapeCurveType",
"shapingCurve"
],
"'ShrE'":
[
"sharpenEdges",
"shearEd"
],
"'Shrp'":
[
"sharpen",
"sharpness"
],
"'SplC'":
[
"splitChannels",
"supplementalCategories"
],
"'Spot'":
[
"spot",
"spotColor"
],
"'SprS'":
[
"separationSetup",
"sprayedStrokes"
],
"'StrL'":
[
"strokeLength",
"strokeLocation"
],
"'Strt'":
[
"saturation",
"start"
],
"'TEXT'":
[
"char",
"textType"
],
"'TIFF'":
[
"TIFF",
"TIFFFormat"
],
"'TglO'":
[
"toggleOptionsPalette",
"toggleOthers"
],
"'TrnG'":
[
"transparencyGamutPreferences",
"transparencyGrid",
"transparencyGridSize"
],
"'TrnS'":
[
"transferSpec",
"transparencyShape",
"transparencyStop"
],
"'Trns'":
[
"transparency",
"transparent"
],
"'TxtC'":
[
"textClickPoint",
"textureCoverage"
],
"'TxtF'":
[
"textureFile",
"textureFill"
],
"'UsrM'":
[
"userMaskEnabled",
"userMaskOptions"
],
"'c@#^'":
[
"inherits",
"pInherits"
],
"'comp'":
[
"comp",
"sInt64"
],
"'doub'":
[
"floatType",
"IEEE64BitFloatingPoint",
"longFloat"
],
"'long'":
[
"integer",
"longInteger",
"sInt32"
],
"'magn'":
[
"magnitude",
"uInt32"
],
"'null'":
[
"null",
"target"
],
"'shor'":
[
"sInt16",
"sMInt",
"shortInteger"
],
"'sing'":
[
"IEEE32BitFloatingPoint",
"sMFloat",
"shortFloat"
]
}
Script gets stuck when analyzing 3D layer
Script gets stuck when analyzing 3D layer. Probably because there is huge amount of data or maybe very long RAW value somewhere.
Internal error (require failed) on Ps 22.4
The script does not work on Ps 22.4 anymore. Even the simplest ref.putEnumerated( charIDToTypeID("Dcmn"), charIDToTypeID("Ordn"), charIDToTypeID("Trgt") ); produces "Internal error (require failed)".
descStringID = typeIDToStringID( list.getClass(ii) ); is the line producing the error. Any advice?
debugger param?
Action Reference
this line:
descProperties.reference = executeActionGet( descProperties.value );
fails quite offten, but you can't see it because it is in try{} block.
There is some more info you can get from action reference no matter if problematic line works or not.
- getDesiredClass()
- getForm()
and then depends on reference form - getEnumeratedType() + getEnumeratedValue()
- or something else
I am using your tool for events analyzing. And structure is very similar to ScriptListener code except action references. The benefit is that I don't need read from disk and parse text file. And I also can access values like:
if(desc.to.fontCaps == "normal") {//do something}
And with extended info, I could run same event again with a bit different parameter value. If I could write code which can rebuild Action Descriptor like JAM framework.
Non-extended for arguments[0]
{
"null": {
"typename": "ActionReference"
},
"to": {
"textOverrideFeatureName": 808465713,
"typeStyleOperationType": 3,
"fontCaps": "normal"
}
}
arguments[1] contains eventID "setD"
Extended
{
"null": {
"stringID": "null",
"charID": "null",
"id": 1853189228,
"key": 0,
"type": "DescValueType.REFERENCETYPE",
"value": {
"typename": "ActionReference"
}
},
"to": {
"stringID": "to",
"charID": "T ",
"id": 1411391520,
"key": 1,
"type": "DescValueType.OBJECTTYPE",
"value": {
"count": 3,
"typename": "ActionDescriptor"
},
"object": {
"textOverrideFeatureName": {
"stringID": "textOverrideFeatureName",
"charID": "",
"id": 3837,
"key": 0,
"type": "DescValueType.INTEGERTYPE",
"value": 808465713
},
"typeStyleOperationType": {
"stringID": "typeStyleOperationType",
"charID": "",
"id": 1366,
"key": 1,
"type": "DescValueType.INTEGERTYPE",
"value": 3
},
"fontCaps": {
"stringID": "fontCaps",
"charID": "",
"id": 1329,
"key": 2,
"type": "DescValueType.ENUMERATEDTYPE",
"value": "allCaps",
"enumerationType": "fontCaps"
}
}
}
}
Script Listener
var idsetd = charIDToTypeID( "setd" );
var desc1952 = new ActionDescriptor();
var idnull = charIDToTypeID( "null" );
var ref582 = new ActionReference();
var idPrpr = charIDToTypeID( "Prpr" );
var idTxtS = charIDToTypeID( "TxtS" );
ref582.putProperty( idPrpr, idTxtS );
var idTxLr = charIDToTypeID( "TxLr" );
var idOrdn = charIDToTypeID( "Ordn" );
var idTrgt = charIDToTypeID( "Trgt" );
ref582.putEnumerated( idTxLr, idOrdn, idTrgt );
desc1952.putReference( idnull, ref582 );
var idT = charIDToTypeID( "T " );
var desc1953 = new ActionDescriptor();
var idtextOverrideFeatureName = stringIDToTypeID( "textOverrideFeatureName" );
desc1953.putInteger( idtextOverrideFeatureName, 808465713 );
var idtypeStyleOperationType = stringIDToTypeID( "typeStyleOperationType" );
desc1953.putInteger( idtypeStyleOperationType, 3 );
var idfontCaps = stringIDToTypeID( "fontCaps" );
var idfontCaps = stringIDToTypeID( "fontCaps" );
var idallCaps = stringIDToTypeID( "allCaps" );
desc1953.putEnumerated( idfontCaps, idfontCaps, idallCaps );
var idTxtS = charIDToTypeID( "TxtS" );
desc1952.putObject( idT, idTxtS, desc1953 );
executeAction( idsetd, desc1952, DialogModes.NO );
error in _getDescList
This line creates error in DescriptorInfo.prototype._getDescList:
typeIDToStringID( list.getClass(ii) )
My temporary fix
try{
descStringID = typeIDToStringID( list.getClass(ii) );
}catch(e){
descStringID = "error_descriptor-info";
}
Problem occurs if you apply wrap/deformation on smart object
"customEnvelopeWarp": {
"meshPoints": [
{
"error_descriptor-info": {
"horizontal": 0,
"vertical": 0
}
},
{
"error_descriptor-info": {
"horizontal": 319,
"vertical": 0
}
},
{
"error_descriptor-info": {
"horizontal": 638,
"vertical": 0
}
},
{
"error_descriptor-info": {
"horizontal": 957,
"vertical": 0
}
},
{
"error_descriptor-info": {
"horizontal": 0,
"vertical": 214.333333333333
}
},
{
"error_descriptor-info": {
"horizontal": 319,
"vertical": 214.333333333333
}
},
{
"error_descriptor-info": {
"horizontal": 638,
"vertical": 214.333333333333
}
},
{
"error_descriptor-info": {
"horizontal": 957,
"vertical": 214.333333333333
}
},
{
"error_descriptor-info": {
"horizontal": 0,
"vertical": 428.666666666667
}
},
{
"error_descriptor-info": {
"horizontal": 319,
"vertical": 428.666666666667
}
},
{
"error_descriptor-info": {
"horizontal": 638,
"vertical": 428.666666666667
}
},
{
"error_descriptor-info": {
"horizontal": 957,
"vertical": 428.666666666667
}
},
{
"error_descriptor-info": {
"horizontal": 0,
"vertical": 643
}
},
{
"error_descriptor-info": {
"horizontal": 319,
"vertical": 643
}
},
{
"error_descriptor-info": {
"horizontal": 638,
"vertical": 643
}
},
{
"error_descriptor-info": {
"horizontal": 957,
"vertical": 643
}
}
]
}
In JAM action manager from TonTon it looks like this:
"customEnvelopeWarp":
{
"<object>":
{
"customEnvelopeWarp":
{
"meshPoints":
{
"<list>":
[
{
"<object>":
{
"rationalPoint":
{
"horizontal":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 980
}
},
"vertical":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 373
}
}
}
}
},
{
"<object>":
{
"rationalPoint":
{
"horizontal":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 1106.66666666667
}
},
"vertical":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 373
}
}
}
}
},
{
"<object>":
{
"rationalPoint":
{
"horizontal":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 1233.33333333333
}
},
"vertical":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 373
}
}
}
}
},
{
"<object>":
{
"rationalPoint":
{
"horizontal":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 1360
}
},
"vertical":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 373
}
}
}
}
},
{
"<object>":
{
"rationalPoint":
{
"horizontal":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 980
}
},
"vertical":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 437
}
}
}
}
},
{
"<object>":
{
"rationalPoint":
{
"horizontal":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 1106.66666666667
}
},
"vertical":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 437
}
}
}
}
},
{
"<object>":
{
"rationalPoint":
{
"horizontal":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 1233.33333333333
}
},
"vertical":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 437
}
}
}
}
},
{
"<object>":
{
"rationalPoint":
{
"horizontal":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 1360
}
},
"vertical":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 437
}
}
}
}
},
{
"<object>":
{
"rationalPoint":
{
"horizontal":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 980
}
},
"vertical":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 501
}
}
}
}
},
{
"<object>":
{
"rationalPoint":
{
"horizontal":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 1106.66666666667
}
},
"vertical":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 501
}
}
}
}
},
{
"<object>":
{
"rationalPoint":
{
"horizontal":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 1233.33333333333
}
},
"vertical":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 501
}
}
}
}
},
{
"<object>":
{
"rationalPoint":
{
"horizontal":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 1360
}
},
"vertical":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 501
}
}
}
}
},
{
"<object>":
{
"rationalPoint":
{
"horizontal":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 980
}
},
"vertical":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 565
}
}
}
}
},
{
"<object>":
{
"rationalPoint":
{
"horizontal":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 1106.66666666667
}
},
"vertical":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 565
}
}
}
}
},
{
"<object>":
{
"rationalPoint":
{
"horizontal":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 1233.33333333333
}
},
"vertical":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 565
}
}
}
}
},
{
"<object>":
{
"rationalPoint":
{
"horizontal":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 1360
}
},
"vertical":
{
"<unitDouble>":
{
"pixelsUnit": 565
}
}
}
}
}
]
}
}
}
}
Missing info about unit in UnitDoubleType
There are two double(decimal) types:
- DOUBLETYPE - only number
- UNITDOUBLE - this data type has extra information about which unit is there, but we don't have this info in output
Example: var strokeDoubleType = desc.getUnitDoubleType(stringIDToTypeID('strokeStyleLineWidth'));
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