I have a very complicated script and alert() no longer works because things are in In a loop. How can I simulate the fact that I use a specific Illustrator document so that I can use the debugging features of the ExtendScript Toolkit?
I want it to be the same as in the Illustrator document and using “File-> Scripts-> Scriptname”. If I just test the script in ExtendScript, I will get an error
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if (app.documents.length> 0) {
Thank you!
I have to change the target application to Illustrator in ExtendScript Toolkit and set the debug level to $.level=2 to make it work. I can now have breakpoints and all good things .
I am using Adobe Illustrator CS5 and ExtendScript Toolkit CS5.
I have a very complicated script and alert() is no longer Works because things are in a loop. How can I simulate the fact that I use a specific Illustrator document so that I can use the debugging features of the ExtendScript Toolkit?
I want it to be the same as in the Illustrator document and using “File-> Scripts-> Scriptname”. If I just test the script in ExtendScript, I will get an error
< /p>
if (app.documents.length> 0) {
Thank you!
Solved!
I have to change the target application to Illustrator in ExtendScript Toolkit and set the debug level to $.level=2 to make it work. I can now have breakpoints and all good things .