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Article #18036Re: Problem with compiled script
From: Dave Saunders
Date: Tue, 06 May 2003 17:56
Date: Tue, 06 May 2003 17:56
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I think Jay put his finger on it. One of the ways that the scripting system speeds up when run from the palette is to not display changes as you go along (from an external script editor, it tends to catch up between commands, which is one of the reasons it's slower). You've hit such a case here. So, what you need to do is force it to slow down before the fit command. Something like: get character -1 of mySectionTitleLevel2Frame will probably get the job done (reverting to your original script). What that command does is force the composition engine to step in and compose the frame before releasing control back to the script which should allow your fit command to work. Fingers crossed! Dave
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