[CS4,JS] [ANN] JS Help as HTML

Question

A HTML version of the Adobe InDesign JavaScript help for CS4. Took me a couple o' minutes to compile, and then a few hours more to add
i even more
hyperlinks (this time, it resolves all 'any' references in enumerations) and -- may come in handy -- expands the Hierarchy using the new Base Class description for Color, Text, Preferences (a lot of 'em) and a few more. It's almost 100 pages longer than the CS3 version!
A preliminary version, not thouroughly checked, but you can give it a try with
this 1.0.0 version (2.3MB, zipped).
It might need some debugging; a CHM version is planned but not yet available.
Remember where you saw it first. You Can Copy it but You Cannot Top it.

Answer 1

Great job! Thank you very much.
Most of my comments and issues are about the underlying information, not your presentation of them. For example:
Array of Rectangle everyItem ()
Returns every Rectangle in the collection.
It is not true that:
myDoc.rectangles.everyItem();
returns an array of rectangles. To get that, you need:
myDoc.rectangles.everyItem().getElements();
That gives you the array of every rectangle in the document that is "loose" on a page.
myDoc.rectangles.everyItem();
returns an object specifier. If there are multiple rectangles in the document, then each property of this object is an array of values, one for each rectangle. That's why:
myDoc.rectangles.everyItem().geometricBounds;
for example, returns an array of the geometricBounds values of all the rectangles in the document.
This observation about the way the everyItem() is described applies to every instance.
Dave