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Re: [AS] New to scripting: Looking for method to list "path" of layer

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From: Bernhard_VonZastrow
Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 01:29
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Ok, for millions who are following this thread....

Here is a script that actually works, but I am annoyed that I cannot call the subroutine that I described in the previous post.

tell application "Adobe Photoshop CS"

	activate

	if ((count documents) < 1) then 		display dialog "You must have at least one document open"

		return

	end if

	set DocumentRef to current document
	set documentName to name of current document
	set layerRef to current layer of current document

	set PathName to name of current layer of current document
	set ParentLayer to container of current layer of current document
	set ParentName to name of ParentLayer

	repeat while ParentName is not equal to documentName
		set PathName to ParentName & "." & PathName
		set ParentLayer to container of ParentLayer
		set ParentName to name of ParentLayer
	end repeat

	display dialog PathName as string



end tell
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