Hello,
let's say I have
- MyObject.labels["myLabel"]
as a flexscript label.
If I call
- Color.fromPalette(MyObject.labels["myLabel"], myPalette);
the command creates a new entry
If I call
- Color.fromPalette(MyObject.labels["myLabel"].value, myPalette);
the command also creates a new entry
None of them evaluates the node flexscript.
Is there a correct syntax?
Thank you.
This is not a bug; you just need to use different syntax.
The treenode.labels property accesses labels as nodes.
- MyObject.labels["myLabel"] // returns the label node
The treenode.value property gets the value of the node. Even if the node is a FlexScript node the value will be the string data on the node.
- MyObject.labels["myLabel"].value // returns the string data on the node
The treenode.evaluate() method returns the same value as treenode.value but will also evaluate nodes toggled as code. You can also pass parameters to the code node.
- MyObject.labels["myLabel"].evaluate() // executes the code node and returns the result
treenode.labelProperties (or dynamic label properties) gives you shorter syntax for the above evaluate call (although you can't pass parameters or have spaces in the label name)
- MyObject.myLabel // executes the code node and returns the result
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