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Here is how to do this in JavaScript. It also brings up a dialog to prompt the user to select the text file which will be used to set variables.

// Set input and output file paths as variables

var inPath = "S:/tmpPhotoRotate/intif/";
var outPath = "S:/tmpPhotoRotate/outtif/";

// Open a dialog to prompt user to select a text file
  var openFile = File.openDialog ("Select a text file", "Text Files:*.txt");

// Open the text file and set the contents as
// array variables for input file name, output file name
// and rotation angle

if(openFile.open('r'))
    {
         // Turn the dialog display off
         app.displayDialogs = DialogModes.NO;

var aLine
      // While Loop
      while(aLine = openFile.readln())
       {
          // Create the array
          var elements = aLine.split(",");
          var eleInFileName = new File (inPath + elements[0]);
	 eleAngle = elements[2];
	 fltAngle = parseFloat(eleAngle); // Convert string to floating-point number
	 eleOutFileName = outPath + elements[1];

	 // Now open the image file
	 var docRef = app.open(eleInFileName);

	 // Now rotate the image on the canvas
	 docRef.rotateCanvas(fltAngle);

	 // Now save the rotated image as a TIFF
	 tifFile = new File(eleOutFileName);
	 tifSaveOptions = new TiffSaveOptions();
	 tifSaveOptions.alphaChannels = false;
	 tifSaveOptions.annotations = false;
	 tifSaveOptions.byteOrder = ByteOrder.IBM;
	 tifSaveOptions.embedColorProfile = true;
	 tifSaveOptions.imageCompression = TIFFEncoding.NONE;
	 //tifSaveOptions.jpegQuality = default;
	 //tifSaveOptions.layerCompression = default;
	 tifSaveOptions.layers = false;
	 tifSaveOptions.saveImagePyramid = false;
	 tifSaveOptions.spotColors = false;
	 tifSaveOptions.transparency = false;
	 app.activeDocument.saveAs(tifFile, tifSaveOptions, false,
	 Extension.LOWERCASE);

	 // Close the active document
	 app.activeDocument.close();

}
         openFile.close();
    }