Transform reflect objects in illustrator via javascript

Hi all,
are there any way to transform > reflect Vertical axis in illustrator but via JavaScript not apple and i mean reflect not scale H or V
thanks in advance.

Hi Muhammad.eloc,
you can try something like this:
var totalMatrix = app.getScaleMatrix(-100,100);
app.activeDocument.activeLayer.pathItems[0].transform(totalMatrix);
e.g. for the first path item in the active layer
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Thx you were a great due to my big lak of java skills.
i found the solutions and for those who are interrested here is the code:
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