Expose AYON script editor to Photoshop integration and expose eval method on the Photoshop stub - #74
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…eval()` method to allow running arbitrary javascript snippets against Photoshop - allows easier testing/dev
Not completely bulletproof as it sometimes returns just `EvalScript error`
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With this commit dab8b38 it works (somehow)
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Should be merged ONLY after #72 (it bumps up extension again) |
…o enhancement/add_script_editor # Conflicts: # client/ayon_photoshop/api/extension.zxp # client/ayon_photoshop/api/extension/CSXS/manifest.xml
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Changelog Description
Expose AYON script editor to Photoshop integration and expose eval method on the Photoshop stub.
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Note in certain cases triggering the
evalwill, e.g.This may hang the script editor, killing the web server process. But often it runs fine.
We may need to figure out how to make it run the calls a different way so it doesn't.
Also, it doesn't seem like the eval call returns any value back to Python. @kalisp any ideas?
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