Var sel = lection // get selectionĪlert("Please select objects on an unlocked and visible layer,\nthen run this script again. The Wait for Debugger option is unavailable until you use Select debug app to select the app to debug. Var idoc = app.activeDocument // get active document Window.alert("You must open at least one document.") Here's hoping to use the "graphicStyles" property to copy over the appearance.
Add one more filter in the script below to select images // from only one of the satellites. I’ve been dealing with property list files a bit lately, so I finally got around to writing some clippings for the job. *** LIMITED TO A SINGLE STROKE AND/OR FILL OF THE CLIPPING OBJECT*** It offers an easy way to type, debug, run and manage code. script.parent = Herman van Boeijen, // 30/11/13 script.required = at least two paths selected, top most path is the clipping mask script.name = Clip Retaining Color.jsx I'd be much obliged if anyone can help me out with any of those limitations / wishes. But I don't understand how to.Įven with these limitations, I bound this to CMD+7 using fastscripts - I'm *already* used to it working this way!Ĭarlos Santos, thank you for writing the base of what became this script
If you would prefer that it do so, you can turn this on. I'm hoping to use the "graphicStyle" property to copy the appearance, since that sounds way cleaner. When using 'camel case' navigation (see above), BBEdit does not include underscores ( ) when moving or extending the selection range.This allows the user to widen the output to avoid clipping the test name. It does not understand "no fill" it will fill your object with white instead *FIXED* If using the -S option to run a dashboard script, use the OUTPUTJUNIT keyword.It only works with a single stroke or fill.
It does not accept compound paths as clipping object (and I don't know how to test for it, nor how to iterate down said compound clipping object to set each path object to clipping separately) Script Debugger 7 (Build 7A20) introduces a change in how the Scripts menu, Clippings menu, and Clippings pane are populated.This script takes your selection, copies appearance attributes, and pastes them to the top object after clipping. This has been a long standing wish of mine, and I've devised this script that "kind of" works.