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Assignments An assignment story 91
Assignment packages
Assignment packages (.
incp files created by InCopy) are compressed folders that contain assignment files.
An assignment can be packaged using the createPackage
method. The following sample script uses this technique to create a package file: var myDocument = app.documents.item(0); var myAssignement = myDocument.assignments.item(0); if(myAssignement.packaged==false)
{ var myFile= new File("/c/b.icap");
// PackageType.FORWARD_PACKAGE Creates an assignment package for export.
// PackageType.RETURN_PACKAGE Create a package to place in the main document. myAssignement.createPackage(myFile,PackageType.FORWARD_PACKAGE);
}
An assignment story
The following diagram shows InCopy’s assignment object model. An assignment document contains one or more assignments; an assignment contains zero, one, or more assigned stories. Each assigned story references a text story or image story.
document
1
1…* assignment
1
0…* assigned story
1 text/image story
1
This section covers the process of getting assigned stories and assignment story properties.
Assigned-story object
The following script shows how to get an assigned story from an assignment object: var myDocument = app.documents.item(0); var myAssignement = myDocument.assignments.item(0); var myAssignmentStory = myAssignement.assignedStories.item(0);
Iterating through the assigned-story properties
In InCopy, assigned-story objects have properties. The following script shows how to get all properties of an assigned-story object:
Assignments var myDocument = app.documents.item(0); var myAssignement = myDocument.assignments.item(0); var myAssignmentStory = myAssignement.assignedStories.item(0); if(myAssignmentStory != null)
{ var myName = myAssignmentStory.name; var myIsvalid = myAssignmentStory.isValid; var myFilePath = myAssignmentStory.filePath; var myStoryReference = myAssignmentStory.storyReference;
}
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Table of contents
- 7 Introduction
- 7 How to use the scripts in this document
- 7 About the structure of the scripts
- 8 For more information
- 8 About InCopy
- 8 Relationships between InCopy and InDesign files
- 8 Stories
- 9 Page geometry
- 9 Metadata
- 9 The document model
- 10 User-interface differences
- 10 Design and architecture
- 11 Getting Started
- 11 Installing scripts
- 12 Running scripts
- 12 Using the scripts panel
- 12 JavaScript language details
- 13 Other JavaScript development options
- 13 Using the scripts in this document
- 14 Your first InCopy script
- 14 Walking through the script
- 15 Scripting terminology and the InCopy object model
- 15 Scripting terminology
- 18 Understanding the InDesign and InCopy object model
- 21 Measurements and positioning
- 22 Adding features to “Hello World
- 24 Scripting Features
- 24 Script preferences
- 25 Getting the current script
- 25 Script versioning
- 26 Targeting
- 26 Compilation
- 26 Interpretation
- 27 Using the doScript method
- 27 Sending parameters to doScript
- 27 Returning values from doScript
- 28 Running scripts at start-up
- 28 Session and main script execution
- 30 Text and Type
- 30 Entering and importing text
- 30 Stories and text frames
- 30 Adding text to a story
- 31 Replacing text
- 31 Inserting special characters
- 32 Placing text and setting text-import preferences
- 35 Exporting text and setting text-export preferences
- 39 Text objects
- 40 Selections
- 40 Moving and copying text
- 42 Text objects and iteration
- 43 Formatting text
- 43 Setting text defaults
- 45 Fonts
- 46 Applying a font
- 46 Changing text properties
- 47 Changing text color
- 48 Creating and applying styles
- 49 Deleting a style
- 49 Importing paragraph and character styles
- 50 Finding and changing text
- 50 Find/change preferences
- 51 Finding text
- 52 Finding and changing formatting
- 53 Using grep
- 55 Using glyph search
- 55 Tables
- 58 Autocorrect
- 59 Footnotes
- 60 User Interfaces
- 60 Dialog-box overview
- 61 Your first InCopy dialog box
- 62 Adding a user interface to “Hello World
- 63 Creating a more complex user interface
- 65 Working with ScriptUI
- 65 Creating a progress bar with ScriptUI
- 65 Creating a button-bar panel with ScriptUI
- 68 Menus
- 68 Understanding the menu model
- 70 Localization and menu names
- 71 Running a menu action from a script
- 71 Adding menus and menu items
- 72 Menus and events
- 73 Working with script menu actions
- 75 Events
- 75 Understanding the event scripting model
- 77 About event properties and event propagation
- 78 Working with eventListeners
- 80 A sample “afterNew” eventListener
- 82 Notes
- 82 Entering and importing a note
- 82 Adding a note to a story
- 82 Replacing text of a note
- 83 Converting between notes and text
- 83 Converting a note to text
- 83 Converting text to a note
- 83 Expanding and collapsing notes
- 83 Collapsing a note
- 83 Expanding a note
- 84 Removing a note
- 84 Navigating among notes
- 84 Going to the first note in a story
- 84 Going to the next note in a story
- 84 Going to the previous note in a story
- 85 Going to the last note in a story
- 86 Tracking Changes
- 86 Navigating tracked changes
- 87 Accepting and reject tracked changes
- 87 Information about tracked changes
- 88 Preferences for tracking changes
- 90 Assignments
- 90 Assignment object
- 90 Opening assignment files
- 90 Iterating through assignment properties
- 91 Assignment packages
- 91 An assignment story
- 91 Assigned-story object
- 91 Iterating through the assigned-story properties
- 93 Overview
- 93 The best approach to scripting XML in InCopy
- 94 Scripting XML Elements
- 94 Setting XML preferences
- 94 Setting XML import preferences
- 95 Importing XML
- 95 Creating an XML tag
- 96 Loading XML tags
- 96 Saving XML tags
- 96 Creating an XML element
- 96 Moving an XML element
- 97 Deleting an XML element
- 97 Duplicating an XML element
- 97 Removing items from the XML structure
- 97 Creating an XML comment
- 98 Creating an XML processing instruction
- 98 Working with XML attributes
- 99 Working with XML stories
- 99 Exporting XML
- 99 Adding XML elements to a story
- 100 Associating XML elements with text
- 102 Applying styles to XML elements
- 103 Working with XML tables