[CS3 JS] Get filename of image in a labelled frame

Hi,
I can easily get the content of a labelled text frame using
var myString = app.documents[0].textFrames.item("myLabel").contents;
Is is possible to get the name of an image placed into a similarly labelled graphic frame?
One way I thought of doing this is to look at the parent frame of each link in the document and test to see if it is labelled "myLabel" and then get the name of the linked file.
There must be a simpler way.
simon Kemp

You can create an array of all text frames labeled "myLabel" like this:
myArray = app.documents[0].textFrames.item("myLabel").getElements()
Then you can cycle through that array checking if an element has a graphics in it: if (myArray.graphics > 0)
Peter

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is copy everything from HDC to hbitmap, right?

now works fine. thanks for all
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HGDIOBJ obj=NULL;
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int imageweight=0;
int framecount=0;
int intSelectFrame=0;
int framedelay=0;
string strfilename="";
Gdiplus::Color clrBackColor=Gdiplus::Color::Transparent;
HDC hdcwindow;
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image()
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imageheight=cSource.imageheight;
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imageweight=cSource.imageweight;
imageheight=cSource.imageheight;
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               for(int h=0;h<height;h++)
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                         imageData[w][h] = background;
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                         //lo dejo rojo
                         imageData[w][h] = red;
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                         //lo dejo amarillo
                         imageData[w][h] = yellow;
                    else{
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                         imageData[w][h] = green;
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          byte[] imageDataSingleArray = new byte[width*height*3];
          int count = 0;
          // It is important to have the height/width order here !
          for(int h=0;h<height;h++)
               for(int w=0;w<width;w++)
                    // Rearrange the data in a single array. Note we revert RGB, I still don't
                    // know why.
                    imageDataSingleArray[count+0] = (byte)imageData[w][h][2];
                    imageDataSingleArray[count+1] = (byte)imageData[w][h][1];
                    imageDataSingleArray[count+2] = (byte)imageData[w][h][0];
                    count += 3;
          // Create a Data Buffer from the values on the single image array.
          DataBufferByte dbuffer = new DataBufferByte(imageDataSingleArray,width*height*3);
          // Create an pixel interleaved data sample model.
          SampleModel sampleModel =
               RasterFactory.
               createPixelInterleavedSampleModel(DataBuffer.TYPE_BYTE,
                         width,height,3);
          // Create a compatible ColorModel.
          ColorModel colorModel = PlanarImage.createColorModel(sampleModel);
          // Create a WritableRaster.
          WritableRaster raster = RasterFactory.createWritableRaster(sampleModel,dbuffer,new Point(0,0));
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Thanks

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Acorn ($50 approx)
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Photoshop Elements ($75 approx)
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@BalusC
ust for a reference cause i'm new in JSP This has nothing to do with JSP, but with basic knowledge of an essential API. I have given you the link to the File API. Are you saying that you refused to read the API documentation, which clearly explains you how to use the File and shows which methods are all available to you undereach the straightforward getName() method, and expecting that the others may chew the answers for you? Loser.

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If you do not see a difference than what I have done and what Scott has suggested than what you actually did then he problem is something entirely different.
Here is a video you can go wrong if you follow it.
http://www.wadezimmerman.com/videos/TransformReflex.mov

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<%
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