Detect edges script

is there a script to remove all instances of detect edges in an open doc?

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[AS CS2] Create a list of all items whose clipping type = detect edges

I am creating myself a light preflight script for Indesign CS2 documents where a part of it creates a list of all the images that have had the clipping path "detect edges" applied. But I am struggling to work out how to address the clipping path settings. This is basically what I have tried:
set BadClipping to the name of every link whose clipping type is detect edges
display dialog "The following images have detect edges on: " & (BadClipping as string)
Any help is greatly appreciated.

On 8/7/08 10:43 AM, "Dylan" <[email protected]> wrote: > set BadClipping to the name of every link whose clipping type is detect edges 'clipping type' isn't a property of links, so you're sunk there. You need to go via graphics and the 'clipping path' property (the dictionary doesn't list it for graphics for some odd reason, but all subclasses of graphic support it so that's got to be a bug). 'clipping path' returns a reference to the 'clipping path settings', one property of which is 'clipping type. So you need something like this: tell application "Adobe InDesign CS3" tell document 1 try set BadClipping to every item of all graphics whose clipping type of clipping path is detect edges on error -- none found end try end tell end tell -- Shane Stanley <[email protected]>

Need to find if Images applied clipping path(detect Edges)

Hi Scripters,
How to find Images applied with clipping path(detect Edges) in Indesign document.
Could anybody please share a code/script with me.
Yours,
Jerome

No problem -- a document's "allGraphics" property lists all of the imported graphics in the document. Just check each of them one by one. This little script alerts you with the name:
for (img=0; img<app.activeDocument.allGraphics.length; img++)
if (app.activeDocument.allGraphics[img].clippingPath.clippingType == ClippingPathType.DETECT_EDGES)
alert (app.activeDocument.allGraphics[img].itemLink.name);

Auto-detect/redirect script for JDK 1.6?

I work for a nonprofit organization and am in need of an auto-detect/redirect script. In order to hear the audio on specific pages, the computer needs to have JDK 1.6 installed on their computer. Is there a script I can insert in these pages so that if their computer does not have JDK1.6 installed, it will automatically give them a message that JDK 1.6 needs to be installed as well as a link to download it, if they want to hear the audio? If they do have JDK 1.6, there is an automatic redirect to go directly to the page they clicked to see and hear.
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Detect edges problem with brushes since 3.2 update

When using any of the brushes with the detect edges on with a raw image, they start to apply the change with a small area of the image effected but then stop applying the effect. If the colour overlay is turned on a straight line is seen were the affect has stopped being applied. turning of detect edges returns the brush to its normal function. This problem is making the detect edges function unusable and very anoying as I do use this a bit. This has only happened since upgrading to version 3.2.

That's a good news! Seems, that the massive protest of the users has been heard!
Could you please check the behavior of the crop tool? In Ap. 3.1.3 when I grabbed the crop-frame on one of the middle handles only that side of the frame was moved. In Ap. 3.2 the opposite side moved too.
An example: grab the middle handle on the right side of the frame and move it to the right.
Aperture 3.1.3: the right border follows the mouse, the upper and the lower frame border goes up resp. down by resizing the crop-frame.
Aperture 3.2: the right border follows the mouse to the right side and the left border goes to the left side, the same amount you move the right frame border to the right side.
What about Aperture 3.2.1???

InDesign CS3 - Detect Edges does not work with transparency

I have three machines running at home. One is a PowerMac G5 running OS X Tiger and Adobe CS3 Master Collection. The other two are new Intel iMacs running OS X Leopard, also with the CS3 Master Collection.
My problem is this: On the PowerMac G5, I can create an image in Photoshop that has a transparent background with a cut out object. When I place this object on a page in InDesign, I can use the Detect Edges feature in the Text Wrap panel to automatically detect the edges of my object with its transparent background.
However, when I do this same procedure on the new iMac, InDesign fails to detect the edges of the object. This does not seem to be dependent on whether the image was created on the iMac or the PowerMac.
What I have discovered, is that the Detect Edges feature works on the iMac if the image has a solid white background, whether on the same layer as the object (i.e. 1 layer) or as a separate layer behind the object.
So, if anyone out there, or particularly one of the developers over at Adobe, could check on this issue and find out if my case is an anomaly or a real bug, that would be terrific.
Thanks!

F,
No need to need to get into a tif. I was merely pointing out that your response wasn't directed to the OPs request.
Jared isn't asking how things work, he's asking if they work the same for other users as they do for him with the little complication that they work for him in two different ways.
>So, if anyone out there, could check on this issue and find out if my case is an anomaly or a real bug, that would be terrific.
Jared,
I can't talk for Tiger. I have an iMac running 10.5 and detect edges does not work for me with transparency. But there is a difference in the text wrap options between a transparent background and a white one. When an image with a white background is selected, the Alpha channel is greyed out. With a transparent background the Alpha channel becomes available, and when selected another field is generated. [Alpha: Transparency]
Are those options not available on your G5?

Detecting edges in sampled data

Hello NG,
I sample analog signals with an oscilloscope and transfer the data over gpib to a pc. The next problem is to detect edges in the signal. For example, I have sampled trapeze and need to detect the for edges of the signal.
Is there a simple way or has anyone any idea how to do this.
Just looking for minima and maxima won't work, because by having 10.000 samples, there are many values nearly the same.
Thanks a lot for your help.
Best regards,
Michael
Message Edited by MichaGue_01 on 05-14-2006 02:22 PM

Hi Michael
There are several solutions. For instance I could imagine something like derivatives or maybe some averaging of a certain range could do what you want.
What you really have to know is if the aquired singals may be different. For instance the majority is a trapeze and some signals are more like a sine or maybe a square. If it could be possible that your signals vary, the algorithm to find the edges must be more flexible. This is something that can be very tricky.
It may also be helpful if you could post a signal.
Thomas
Using LV8.0
Don't be afraid to rate a good answer...

Understanding Brushes - intensity and detect edges - puzzled.

Hello all,
I have a few questions about brushing in adjustments:
I think, brushing is an “additive” process – e.g. when I brush with 50% and then brush with 50% over the same area, I get 50%+50% thereof, makes it 75% total. This would be the same behaviour as found in Photoshop. Is this correct?
Are there anywhere settings to adjust the interaction with Wacom tablets? Or any plugins? I don’t seem to be able to make much use of the pressure sensitivity of the tablet, e.g. Pressure=brush width, or Pressure=brush intensity. Am I missing something?
Finally, the third question is about the “detect edges” function: when I brush an effect in with the “detect edge” function unchecked, I get let’s say intensity A. When I brush another area of the image with the same brush settings but this time with the “edge detect” function enabled, I suddenly brush with intensity B, which is a lot deeper than intensity A. Why is that? Is that a feature (that I am again missing) or a bug?
Thanks for your help!

Hi Waenni 2.
Wacom tablet use with Aperture is full of potential, but puts you (afaict) on the front edge of users trying new things. Your questions are good. I am just at the beginning of going through all the brushes in an attempt to figure out the complete relationship between my Intuos4 tablet and Aperture. I don't have any specific answers to your questions -- but I have a few practical hints.
. Use "color overlay" and the other options for viewing the brush mask. Very useful. (I'm guessing you already do this -- put this here for others.)
. I use most brushes at 100%, and vary the adjustment strength using the Brick slider. 100% means the action is easily repeatable or copy-able.
. I standardize my "non-100%" brushing to 80% and 50%. Again, this means I can repeat and/or replace brush marks. Because of the additive nature of the brush marks, I was getting frustrated trying to re-create continuous areas of mask; this helped me much.
. Always erase at 100%, and then replace. Erasing at less than full strength started me down a path which a superb faux-finisher I once knew referred to (vulgarly but exactly) as "stirring the turd".
. Use the Feather Brush liberally. It still surprises me how much actual variance is un-percievable in the final print. As a rule of thumb: most brush masks don't have to be even close to precise.
. Aperture considers all continuous marks to constitute "one stroke" -- as long as you don't lift your pen from your tablet, you can go back over areas without adding additional weight to the brush mask. The more I am able to do as "one stroke", the better I am able to control the weight of the brush mask. I think -- I can't test this right now -- that holding down the left-mouse key forces Aperture to interpret all tablet marks as being part of the same "stroke" (until the mouse-key is un-pressed). Forcing brush marks into "stroke sets" is especially useful when the Brush strength is set to less than 100%.
. The response of the Brush to tablet pressure seems to be specific to the selected brush. Still looking into this. There is no setting in either the Wacom prefs or the Aperture prefs for this.
. Do set up a separate Wacom prefs set for Aperture. The ExpressKeys and TouchRing are very useful for tasks other than brushing.
Those are my hints. Please list yours. What have you found out?
Message was edited by: Kirby Krieger

[solved] Dvd Drive detection in script - how?????

As the header says. Is there an easy way to detect if an unmounted disc is in my dvd drive, from within a bash script?
Last edited by orphius1970 (2010-06-28 20:11:29)

Brisbin,
The first one is what I need. How would I work that into conky? I want to have a message display when a disc is on
drive or if not. Something like:
Disc
NoDisc
I know I can use the if_mounted option in conky. I really want to know if there is disk in drive, even when not mounted
First one seems to not work
NEW!
I just discovered that when a cd or dvd is inserted. Folder "/dev/dvd/by-label" is created and removed when disk is ejected.
So I have the following script.
#!/bin/bash
directory="/dev/dvd/by-label"
# bash check if directory exists
if [ -d $directory ]; then
echo "Directory Exists"
else
echo "Directory does not exists"
fi
How would I alter this to work inside conky?
SOLVED IT!!
Changed script to:
#!/bin/bash
directory="/dev/dvd/by-label"
# bash check if directory exists
if [ -d $directory ]; then
echo "+ Dvd +"
else
echo "- Dvd -"
fi
+ = disc in drive
- = disc not in drive
Added it to conky with ${exec script}
Last edited by orphius1970 (2010-06-28 20:11:01)

Re: Detecting edges in a binary image.

This really belong in the Java2D forum.

Whoops, sorry didn't notice that. Can a mod move this?

How can you detect irregular edges using the IMAQ add on?

Im currently trying to use the IMAQ add-on for LabView to detect the edges of an irregular image. I have attached the image I am trying to detect the edges of. I have tried using everything in the "locate edges" sub-pannel (i.e.. imaq find edge, imaq find circular edge etc.) but none of them have yielded any favorable results. I think the "IMAQ edge tool 3 IV" might be what im trying to find however I don't understand how to get any usable data out of it.
Thank you, all comments and help are greatly appreciated.
Attachments:
waveguide.png ‏516 KB

Hi Dander,
I am not sure exactly what types of edges you are trying to acquire, but I used one of the examples from our Example Finder and was able to detect edges on your image. I will say that with the image that you are using, the edges are not very well defined, so you may not get a 100% accurate measurement. The example that I was using uses the IMAQ Edge Tool 3 VI and the example can be found by going in LabVIEW to Help>>Find Examples... From there, you will go to Toolkits and Modules>>Vision>>Functions>>Edge Detection Example.vi. After that, you will remove the build path function and input a path to the image. I hope this helps!
Kim W.
Applications Engineer
National Instruments

Short edges detection

hello,
i have LabVIEW 8.2 FPGA and i need to detect edges coming from a Hall effect probe build on a motor. i need it to initialize a counter when a rising edge appeer on the Hall effect probe to know how many states per turn my motor has. the time isnt constant between 2 rising edges, because the motor can rotate with several speeds. i tried it with the bloc boolean crossing, but its not good. i also tried to put a delay between to mesures of my probe, and then compare the two values to know if there is an edge, but sometimes this method doesnt detect anything...
the time of the edge is 24ns and i must do the same thing (another application) with an edgetime of 4us.
best regards
Portmann J.

i enter in a PCI interface with the hall effect probe signal (0-5V : digital input). the motor can run at max 12000 revolution / min, but the duration of the edges is not depending of the speed. the low to high edge is during 4us and the high to low edge is during 24ns. now i tried to filter the signal and i received good results.
thank you for your help
best regards
Portmann J.

Global Conditions - Powershell Script - Script is not signed (Error: 87D00327; Source: CCM)

I failed to use any Powershell script in Global Conditions with error 87D00327. The script is signed and tested without problem. Setting execution policy doesn't change the result at all.
Error message as below:
In-line script returned error output: File C:\Windows\CCM\SystemTemp\e7001c04-3966-46a7-9622-26c36d9c45de.ps1 cannot
be loaded. The file C:\Windows\CCM\SystemTemp\e7001c04-3966-46a7-9622-26c36d9c4
5de.ps1 is not digitally signed. The script will not execute on the system. Ple
ase see "get-help about_signing" for more details..
At line:1 char:2
+ & <<<< 'C:\Windows\CCM\SystemTemp\e7001c04-3966-46a7-9622-26c36d9c45de.ps1'
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ScriptProvider::CreateInstanceEnumAsync - Script Execution Returned :1, Error Message:File C:\Windows\CCM\SystemTemp\e7001c04-3966-46a7-9622-26c36d9c45de.ps1 cannot
be loaded. The file C:\Windows\CCM\SystemTemp\e7001c04-3966-46a7-9622-26c36d9c4
5de.ps1 is not digitally signed. The script will not execute on the system. Ple
ase see "get-help about_signing" for more details..
At line:1 char:2
+ & <<<< 'C:\Windows\CCM\SystemTemp\e7001c04-3966-46a7-9622-26c36d9c45de.ps1'
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [], PSSecurityException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : RuntimeException
ScriptProvider 6/23/2014 1:45:06 PM 2516 (0x09D4)
Failed in discovering instance.
Script is not signed (Error: 87D00327; Source: CCM) ScriptProvider 6/23/2014 1:45:06 PM 2516 (0x09D4)
Failed to do HandleExecQueryAsync().
Script is not signed (Error: 87D00327; Source: CCM) ScriptProvider 6/23/2014 1:45:06 PM 2516 (0x09D4)
Failed to process CScriptProvider::GExecQueryAsync.
Script is not signed (Error: 87D00327; Source: CCM) ScriptProvider 6/23/2014 1:45:06 PM 2516 (0x09D4)
I can't figure out a way to capture the temp script file mentioned in the error message so I can't verify the script locally.
Any help will be appreciated.
Sean
Regards, Sean

Hi, Sean.
There was a product issue with signed PowerShell detection method scripts that has been fixed in R2 CU2. I just noticed it's not mentioned in the KB article for CU2. I'm not sure what happened here but I'll have somebody look into this.
Anyway, there's a couple of caveats to consider regarding this fix in your scenario. Firstly if you're creating a PowerShell script detection method you must not copy/paste the script text -- you need to "Open" it. Secondly, if you have any previously created
PowerShell script detection methods with signed scripts, you will need to re-add the detection script (again using "Open"). Finally, you must use an administrator console that's been updated to CU2 and a client that's been updated to CU2 for this fix to be
effective.
I hope this helps resolve the issue for you.
Check out my Configuration Manager blog at http://aka.ms/ameltzer

Browser id script

I am trying to write a script that will identify which browser a user is using and direct them to a specific web page designed for their specific browser. Here is my script.
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>JavaScript - Browser detect</TITLE>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" TYPE="text/javascript">

</SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
The problem is that the script automatically forwards to the first location and doesn't even seem to be reading the if statement. Basically if you visit the page with netscape you still get forwarded to the microsoft page. I am fairly new to this so any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Matt

Here is my new revised script. I think I have fixed all the inconsistent strings and the IF statements. It still forwards netscape to the microsoft page. Any ideas?
<HTML>
<HEAD>
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<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" TYPE="text/javascript">

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Error :Action Script Stuck

Hi,
I am getting the Error(Action Script Stuck), while i am
running the application in Palm Treo 700 w 1.1 Verizon Emulator,
its running in windows Mobile 5.0. I used one Datagrid, one Xml
Connector, one Data Set and two buttons. And data are populated
from the XML file, which has been located in the same folder. Any
one, let me know the solution for that.

Hi,
The Primary cause of the whole problem is the use of V2
components. Please
Emulate the scenario with movie clips and that should work.
Rendering of V2
components is a tedious task for the player and is not
recommended for
flashLite. Using some workarounds might help in dire need,
when you use
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data set and
write your own parser to replace the XML connector component,
custom buttons
can always be used other than the button component
Regards,
Debashish Paul
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message
news:eievp9$5do$[email protected]..
> Dear Vijayan,
>
> The error 'Action Script Stuck' is a great problem in FL
2.1. The reason
> of
> that error is not only in the internal processes in
flash player, but in
> incorrect work 3-d part applications, that do not free
resources on time.
> The
> investigation that problem on real devices (WM5 &
BREW) detected, that the
> error 'Action Script Stuck' appears in very simple
scripts, when FL 2.1
> player
> is really freezed by another application because of lack
of resources.
>
> My opinion - the mechanism of detecting 'Action Script
Stuck' must be
> improved
> to separate internal and external reasons. That
> applys to FL 2.1 for BREW too.
>
> Sincerely,
> Alex
>

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