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  I would be very grateful for a solution to this issue, as I failed to find one yet in this forum.

  The presentation is non-linear, which means that the first slide is a kind of menu that you can choose another slide to explore and always comes back to the first.

  Each slide has several buttons that activate different audio files, and there is a button on the arrow in the lower right corner to jump to the first slide.

  The problem is that the slide does not stop after that you click on some of the audio buttons and continue on the next slide (instead of take a break until the user clicks on the arrow button). When I click a few buttons and listen to audio, eventually the slide automatically continues to the next slide.

  I tried:

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• ScriptUI Palette with button to perform the function

  Hey Hey. Ho ho. I have a question for you guys. Hey Hey. Ho ho.

  So I'm writing a script to automatically replace art existing in a file with the art of my network (specifically, necklaces. we work that says "made in usa" but we moved production overseas, then update the country of origin.) I have fixed all our model files, new orders are set up correctly, but we have tens of thousands of old orders with bad collars in the files. so far we have been manually accessing the network, opens a file that contains the correct collars and paste in the required file. A PITA serious, especially when you do 20 - 30 times per day.

  So, naturally, I started to think about how to automate it. For most files, this process is really simple and straightforward because the files that we use has set up a system of good address. However, orders more alumni dating back to before the address system, so the script in some cases, to do a break in order to let the artist select USA collars so that the script can move to a new layer and hide.

  To remedy this, I decided to use a scriptUI as an alert box pallet (if the artist still has access to the user interface, so they can select the necessary art, then click a button to perform a function and complete the task. The button in the palette works to perform the desired function, but then I get an error in ESTK that "there is no document. What I'm doing wrong here? Everything works until the promptToSelectCollars() function; The error occurs at line 291 trying to use docRef.layers.add (); I added the line 290 after the first time I got the error to see if docRef just need to be redefined, but that did not help.

  I guess I can just force the artist to select any work necessary before running the script, but I like it to be as smooth as possible and requires a minimum of steps pre...

  Here's the current code (must still be completed, I know)... Any thoughts?

  //Add DR Collars
  
  
  function container()
  {
  
  
      /////////////////////
      ///Logic Container///
      /////////////////////
  
  
      function whatStyleDialog()
      {
          // var docRef = app.activeDocument;
  
  
          var sports = ["SLOW_SS", "SLOWW_SS", "SLOWY_SS", "FAST_SL", "FAST_RB", "FAST_FB_SL", "FAST_FB_SS", //
          "FAST_2B_SS", "BASE_FB_SL", "BASE_FB_Y_SL", "BASE_FB_SS","BASE_FB_Y_SS", "BASE_2B_SS", "BASE_2B_Y_SS"];
  
  
          
  
  
          var wS = new Window("dialog", "What Collars Do You Need?");
  
  
          var inputGroup = wS.add("group");
              inputGroup.orientation = "column";
              var sportsGroup = inputGroup.add("group");
                  sportsGroup.add("statictext", undefined, "Choose Sport");
  
  
                  //populate sports dropdown list
                  var sportsList = sportsGroup.add("dropdownlist", undefined, sports);
                  sportsList.selection = 0;
  
  
              var styleGroup = inputGroup.add("group");
  
  
                  styleGroup.add("statictext", undefined, "Enter Style Number:");
  
  
                  //input text box for style number
                  var styleInput = styleGroup.add("edittext", undefined, "000");
  
  
          var buttonGroup = wS.add("group");
              var okButton = buttonGroup.add("button", undefined, "OK");
              var cancelButton = buttonGroup.add("button", undefined, "Cancel");
  
  
  
  
          if(wS.show() == 1)
          {
              var results = "";
              results = "FD_" + sportsList.selection.text + "_";
              results = results + styleInput.text + ".ait";
              return results;
          }
          else
          {
              return null;
          }
      }
  
  
      function getStyle(styles)
      {
          if(styles.length>1)
          {
              var result;
              var gS = new Window("dialog","Which Garment?");
                  var titleText = gS.add("statictext", undefined, "Which Garment Do You Need Collars For?");
                  var buttons = styles;
                  var buttonGroup = gS.add("group");
                  buttonGroup.orientation = "column";
                      for(var s=0;s<styles.length;s++)
                      {
                          addButton(s, styles[s]);
                      }
  
  
                  function addButton(num, style)
                  {
                      buttons[num] = buttonGroup.add("button", undefined, style);
                      buttons[num].onClick = function()
                      {
                          result = style + ".ait";
                          gS.close();
                      }
                  }
              gS.show();
              // alert(result)
              return result;
  
  
          }
          else
          {
              result = styles[0] + ".ait";
              return result;
          }
      }
      function whatGarment()
      {
          var result;
          var jerseyList = [];
  
  
          for(a=0;a<layers.length;a++)
          {
              if(layers[a].name.indexOf("FD")>-1)
              {
                  jerseyList.push(layers[a].name);
              }
          }
  
  
          //This prepress is not on a template
          if(jerseyList.length==0)
          {
              result = whatStyleDialog();
              return result;
          }
  
  
          else
          {
              result = getStyle(jerseyList);
          }
  
  
          return result;
      }
  
  
      function findCAD(path, garment)
      {
          var loc = new Folder(path);
          var theFile = new File(loc + "/" +  garment);
          return theFile;
      }
  
  
      function copyCollars(theCAD,coords)
      {
          var collars = [];
          var collarSource = open(theCAD);
          var sourceLayer = collarSource.layers[0].layers["Prepress"];
          var curLay;
          var curGroup;
  
  
          sourceLayer.visible = true;
  
  
          collarSource.selection = null;
  
  
          for (var a=0; a< sourceLayer.layers.length;a++)
          {
              curLay = sourceLayer.layers[a];
              for(var b=0;b<curLay.groupItems.length;b++)
              {
                  curGroup = curLay.groupItems[b];
                  if(curGroup.name.indexOf("Collar")>-1)
                  {
                      curGroup.selected = true;
                  }   
              }
              
          }
  
  
          app.executeMenuCommand("copy");
          docRef.activate();
          app.executeMenuCommand("paste");
  
  
          for(var a=0;a<docRef.selection.length;a++)
          {
              var curGroup = docRef.selection[a];
              var curName = curGroup.name.substring(0,curGroup.name.indexOf(" "));
              curGroup.left = coords[curName][0];
              curGroup.top = coords[curName][1];
          }
  
  
          
  
  
          // collarSource.close(SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES);
          
      }
  
  
      function addCollarsToCorrectLayer(garment,coords)
      {
          try
          {
              var theLayer = docRef.layers[garment.substring(0,garment.indexOf(".ait"))].layers["Prepress"];
              theLayer.visible = true;
              // alert("theLayer = " + theLayer);
              // alert(docRef.selection.length);
              for(var a=docRef.selection.length-1;a>-1;a--)
              {
                  var thisCollar = docRef.selection[a];
                  var targetLayer = theLayer.layers[thisCollar.name.substring(0, thisCollar.name.indexOf(" "))];
                  thisCollar.moveToBeginning(targetLayer);
              }
  
  
  
  
          }
          catch(e)
          {
              try
              {
                  if(docRef.selection[0].layer != "[Layer Artwork]")
                  {
                      var theLayer = docRef.layers["Artwork"];
                      theLayer.locked = false;
                      theLayer.visible = true;
                      for(var a=docRef.selection.length-1;a>-1;a--)
                      {
                          docRef.selection[a].moveToBeginning(theLayer);
                      }
                  }
              }
              catch(e)
              {
                  alert("something went wrong")
              }
          }
          if(theLayer.name == "Prepress")
          {
              var drCollarLabel = docRef.layers[0].layers["Mockup"].textFrames.add()
          }
          else
          {
              var drCollarLabel = theLayer.textFrames.add();
          }
          drCollarLabel.contents = "DR Collars";
          drCollarLabel.left = coords["Label"][0];
          drCollarLabel.top = coords["Label"][1];
          drCollarLabel.textRange.characterAttributes.size = 36;
      }
  
  
      function promptToSelectCollars()
      {
          alert("running prompt to select");
          var selCol = new Window("palette");
              var text = selCol.add("statictext",undefined, "Select the USA Collars and click OK");
              var button = selCol.add("button", undefined, "OK");
              button.onClick = function()
              {
                  selCol.close();
                  moveCollarsToUSALayer(false);
              }
          selCol.show();
      }
  
  
      function moveCollarsToUSALayer(template,garmentLayer)
      {
          if(template)
          {
              var usaLayer = garmentLayer.layers.add();
              usaLayer.name = "USA Collars";
              var theLayer = garmentLayer.layers["Prepress"];
  
  
              for(var a=0;a<theLayer.layers.length;a++)
              {
                  var curSize = theLayer.layers[a].name;
                  var curLay = theLayer.layers[a];
                  curLay.groupItems[curSize + " Collar"].moveToBeginning(usaLayer);
              }
  
  
              continueScript();
          }
          else
          {
              // docRef = app.activeDocument;
              var usaLayer = docRef.layers.add();
              usaLayer.name = "USA Collars";
  
  
              for(var a=0;a<docRef.selection.length;a++)
              {
                  var curCollar = docRef.selection[a];
                  curCollar.moveToBeginning(usaLayer);
              }
              continueScript();
          }
          
  
  
  
  
      }
  
  
      function continueScript()
      {
          var theCAD = findCAD(garmentInfo[garmentCode]["path"], garment);
  
  
          copyCollars(theCAD, garmentInfo[garmentCode]["coords"]);
  
  
          addCollarsToCorrectLayer(garment,garmentInfo[garmentCode]["coords"]);
      }
  
  
      /////////////////////
      ///Logic Container///
      /////////////////////
  
  
      var docRef = app.activeDocument;
      var layers = docRef.layers;
      
  
  
      var garmentInfo = 
      {
          "FD_SLOW_SS" : 
          {
              "path": "/Volumes/Customization/Library/cads/prepress/FD_SLOW_SS/ConvertedTemplates/FD_SLOW_SS",
              "coords" : 
              {
                  "XS" : [-946.67,622.35],
                  "S" : [-948.92,362.97],
                  "M" : [-951.17,96.54],
                  "L" : [-953.42,-177.48],
                  "XL" : [-955.22,-458.71],
                  "2XL" : [-957.92,-747.11],
                  "3XL" : [-960.17,-1042.73],
                  "4XL" : [-962.42,-1345.42],
                  "5XL" : [-964.67,-1654.82],
                  "Label" : [-949.1,708.39]
              }
          },      
          "FD_SLOWW_SS" : "/Volumes/Customization/Library/cads/prepress/FD_SLOW_SS/ConvertedTemplates/FD_SLOWW_SS",
  
  
          "FD_SLOWY_SS" : "/Volumes/Customization/Library/cads/prepress/FD_SLOW_SS/ConvertedTemplates/FD_SLOWY_SS",
          "FD_FAST_RB" : "/Volumes/Customization/Library/cads/prepress/FD_FAST_RB/Converted_Templates/",
          "FD_FAST_SL" : "/Volumes/Customization/Library/cads/prepress/FD_FAST_SL/Converted_Templates/",
          "FD_FAST_FB_SL" : "/Volumes/Customization/Library/cads/prepress/FD_FAST_FB_SL/Converted_Templates/",
          "FD_FAST_FB_SS" : "/Volumes/Customization/Library/cads/prepress/FD_FAST_FB_SS/Converted_Templates/",
          "FD_FAST_2B_SS" : {
              "path": "/Volumes/Customization/Library/cads/prepress/FD_FAST_2B_W_SS/Converted_Templates/",
              "coords" : 
              {
                  "XXS" : [-1011.89,455.31],
                  "XS" : [-1015.33,206.79],
                  "S" : [-1018.88,-60.25],
                  "M" : [-1022.12,-323.7],
                  "L" : [-1025.7,-595.67],
                  "XL" : [-1028.83,-879.72],
                  "2XL" : [-1032.38,-1168.08],
                  "3XL" : [-1035.83,-1457.79],
                  "Label" : [-949.1,708.39]
              }
          },
          "FD_BASE_FB_SL" : "/Volumes/Customization/Library/cads/prepress/FD_BASE_FB_SL/Converted_Templates/",
          "FD_BASE_FB_Y_SL" : "/Volumes/Customization/Library/cads/prepress/FD_BASE_FB_Y_SL/Converted_Templates/",
          "FD_BASE_FB_SS" : "/Volumes/Customization/Library/cads/prepress/FD_BASE_FB_SS/Converted_Templates/",
          "FD_BASE_FB_Y_SS" : "/Volumes/Customization/Library/cads/prepress/FD_BASE_FB_Y_SS/Converted_Templates/",
          "FD_BASE_2B_SS" : "/Volumes/Customization/Library/cads/prepress/FD_BASE_2B_SS/Converted_Templates/",
          "FD_BASE_2B_Y_SS" : "/Volumes/Customization/Library/cads/prepress/FD_BASE_2B_Y_SS/Converted_Templates/",
      }
  
  
      var garment = whatGarment(); 
  
  
      var garmentCode = garment.substring(0, garment.indexOf("_0"));
  
  
      var styleNum = garment.substring(garment.indexOf("_0"), garment.length);
  
  
      try
      {
          docRef.layers[garment.substring(0,garment.indexOf(".ait"))].layers["Prepress"].visible = true;
          moveCollarsToUSALayer(true,docRef.layers[garment.substring(0,garment.indexOf(".ait"))]);
  
  
      }
      catch(e)
      {
          //no discernable layer structure
          alert("using catch");
          promptToSelectCollars();
      }
  
  
      
  
  
      
  
  
      
  
  
      // alert("Results:\n" + "Sport: " + garment[0] + "\nCut: " + garment[1] + "\nStyle Number: " + garment[2]);
      // alert("Results:\n" + garment);
  
  
  
  
      
  }
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  (initialize, measures, voltage, current, ocp, ov, store, recall, etc.). In each State, should have a structure of the event that attracts the events of the buttons, as for example: If the current state is the voltage mode and the current button is pressed the next State will be the current mode. For this purpose in each State of the state machine should be the same structure of event with the same events.

  My problem is that the Vi does not work properly when I have several structures with the same case of event event. There are some possibly to do and how? Or is impossible to have several events? I read a few posts, but I can't find solutions.

  Any help is appreciated.

  Thank you very much.

  In general, you should have 1 structure of the event in your VI.  In your state machine, the structure of the event should be in "pending" status  So you will probably start in the State of the initialization and then spend idling.  Then, the user presses the present button.  If your state machine should then, go to the current state and then return to Idle.

• Several channels with different frequencies

  Hello

  I use card NI USB-6221.

  The C API using, I need to generate 6 digital output channels, with frequencies of diffrenet and Heavy duty.

  To be more precise, the 2 are totally identical, but I need them to be reversed, and the other 4 are similar to another, but should be shifted in time (I.e. There is a delay between each of the channels).

  I used the 2 channels of CO that the USB-6221 takes charge for the first two signals, and it works very well (the two signals are synchronized and are reversed).

  Now I need an additional 4 channels for the other vague square.

  I saw an articale NOR by JohnP web site with the title:

  Generate multiple channels of digital output with different frequencies and Heavy Duty

  The following example shows how to create and generate a digital with the non-regeneration wave form so that you can change the frequency and the duty cycle on the fly with the M Series DAQ hardware X.  The example uses output digital rather than counters to achieve this, so if you need more output than the available counters, it would be a good option (Note: on the materials of the M series an external sample clock must be provided, this may be caused by one of the counters if you want).

  that seems to be exactly what I need, but the examples are for LabView which I did not.

  Can someone explain how to do this with the C functions?

  Best regards

  Danny.

  Hey Danny,

  The important thing to note is that you can clock of arbitrary digital waveform (up to 1 MHz on the 6221).  The real data acquisition programming is pretty easy once you have the waveform.  My Example LV used LabVIEW Base generating function VIand then converted to a digital waveform to generate the signal from each channel.

  The functions of LV helped tremendously with to achieve the waveforms to be updated on the fly (the basic function generator keeps track of phase for you).

  If you do not need to be updated on the fly, then the construction of the waveform in C should not be too bad.  For example:

  P0.0 [1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0] * 1

  P0.1 [0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0] * 2

  P0.2 [0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1] * 4

  P0.3 [1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1] * 8

  [9 9 9 9 9 3 3 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6 12 12 12 12 12]

  The table above U8 would give you 4 output waveform of 50% duty cycle at Fs/20, shifted 90 degrees to eachother.  The lines would be p0.0 by p0.3 (the bit rate of the U8 corresponds to what line goes high).

  Best regards

• Several buttons to toggle (for audio playback/stop)?

  Hello

  I was able to create a toggle button play/stop for a song with the following code

  (I have 2 buttons for a symbol of video layer and then import an mp3 file):

  toggle_btn. Stop();

  var played: Boolean = false;

  var mySound:Sound = new MySound();
  var myChannel:SoundChannel = new SoundChannel();
  toggle_btn.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, togglePlay);

  function togglePlay(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  (! played)? played = true: played = false;
  (played)? myChannel = mySound.play ():SoundMixer.stopAll();
  
  (played)? toggle_btn.gotoAndStop (2):toggle_btn.gotoAndStop (1);
  
  myChannel.addEventListener (Event.SOUND_COMPLETE, soundCompleted);
  }
  function soundCompleted(event:Event):void {}
  played = false
  toggle_btn.gotoAndStop (1)
  }

  The problem is, I can't understand how to do several buttons to toggle different songs in a single file. Thanks for the help!

  I use Adobe Flash Pro CC 2015 and ActionScript 3.0

  Change the sound: mySound = new theSong();

• How can I run script jsx button with photoshop, I been tried more (HTML 5)

  How can I run script jsx button with photoshop, I tried, but I get no results please someone help me in this issue that I can continue my extension and gives me the good code that I can use it.

  Thank you very much

  In the index.html file, you will need to create a button and call the function when button by clicking on:

  "button" id ="button" onclick = "getDucumentFormatFun ()" > name of the Document:

  In the js file you must set the getDucumentFormatFun() function:

  function getDucumentFormatFun() {}

  fileFormat var = "get_fileFormat()";

  evalScript (fileFormat, fileFormatCallback);

  }

  define the callback function: fileFormatCallback

  function fileFormatCallback (res) {}

  Alert ("the name of the active document is:" + res);

  }

  In jsx file:

  get_fileFormat = fileFormatFun;

  function fileFormatFun()

  {

  Return app.activeDocument.name;

  }

• Several buttons and an EventListener

  Hello world

  I put 10 buttons on my stage, name it "b1", "b2", "b3", "b10".

  All of these buttons should use the same function.

  Is it possible to dynamically?

  var r: Array = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10].

  for (var i = 0; i <.) Length; i ++) {}

  button = "b" + a [i];

  This [button] .addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, onClick_b);

  function onClick_b(pEvt: Event): void {}

  my_mc. Play();

  }

  }

  Only the button 'b10' play my function.

  Someone at - it an idea how all other buttons serve this function?

  Thank you! C.

  If you want to use the table 'a' then your for loop just needs to be:

  var a: Array = new Array (bone, btwo, bthree);

  for (var i in a) {}

  a [i] .addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, onClick_b);

  }

  The line key = 'b' + a [i]; has several problems. You not report 'button' to be a variable, then you will probably get an error. Using the button is not necessary in all cases. The part, "b" + a [i]; feel bad a letter b for each of the elements of the array. The problem with that is that you end up with a string. When you try to add an event listener to this string, you will get another error.

  The names of instances of objects on the stage are not strings, they are values of property and so they are not presented with quotes around them. A button instance on the stage with an os name, or adeux, just shows that, OS, not "BONES", in the code.