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Brad_Schick@adobeforums.com #1
Illustrators scripting problem
I didn't see a separate forum for AI scripting, so I am posting it here. I created a very simple 55px square object. I then select the object and run this script
orig = selection[0];
dup = orig.duplicate( );
dup.position = orig.position; // tried with and without this
dup.rotate( -180, true, true, true, true, Transformation.CENTER );
The duplicated image should be direct atop the original image but rotated 180 degrees. The object is indeed duplicated and rotated, but it is also shifted 1 pixel left and 1 pixel up. I've tried the duplicate w/o the rotate and verified that it occurs directly atop the original. I've also tried the rotation directly in AI and it works as expected (no translation).
Any ideas? This looks like a scripting bug.
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LenHewitt@adobeforums.com #2
Re: Illustrators scripting problem
Brad,
Although there isn't a specific Illustrator Scripting sub-forum, it would be
worth posting also in : [url]http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx?14@@.eea5b36[/url]
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