in-tools.com - Topic: ScriptBay and the global ES dollar ($) object http://in-tools.com/learning/forum/general-discussions/scriptbay-and-the-global-es-dollar-object/ Simple:Press Version 5.5.11 Harbs on ScriptBay and the global ES dollar ($) object http://in-tools.com/learning/forum/general-discussions/scriptbay-and-the-global-es-dollar-object/#p499 General Discussions http://in-tools.com/learning/forum/general-discussions/scriptbay-and-the-global-es-dollar-object/#p499 I just tested in ScriptBay, and it seems to get the correct fileName.

 

Are you talking about running from the editor, or from the file list?

]]> Fri, 02 Oct 2015 09:03:41 -0400 Harbs on ScriptBay and the global ES dollar ($) object http://in-tools.com/learning/forum/general-discussions/scriptbay-and-the-global-es-dollar-object/#p497 General Discussions http://in-tools.com/learning/forum/general-discussions/scriptbay-and-the-global-es-dollar-object/#p497 Hmm.

I assume the problem is because the script is not actually being run from the file, but rather from a string in memory. I'll see if I can fake this.

]]> Fri, 02 Oct 2015 08:56:55 -0400 Marat Shagiev on ScriptBay and the global ES dollar ($) object http://in-tools.com/learning/forum/general-discussions/scriptbay-and-the-global-es-dollar-object/#p490 General Discussions http://in-tools.com/learning/forum/general-discussions/scriptbay-and-the-global-es-dollar-object/#p490
Hi!
Through a global ExtendScript object (dollar ($) object) can get the filename of the current script: $.fileName.
But when running the script through ScripBay the $.fileName value is a number (which increases with each new script launch).
Can I somehow get the filename of the running script?
If not, can you fix it in the next release of the application?
Many thanks!
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