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// In the TypeTool, the StyleRun defines all of the different styles | |
// that are applied to a text layer. Each style is defined in the RunArray, | |
// and the character indices for each style is defined in the RunLengthArray, | |
// i.e. the first style exists for 7 characters, the 2nd for 7 characters, | |
// and the third for 10 characters. | |
> typeTool.engineData.EngineDict.StyleRun | |
{ DefaultRunData: { StyleSheet: { StyleSheetData: {} } }, | |
RunArray: | |
[ { StyleSheet: [Object] }, | |
{ StyleSheet: [Object] }, | |
{ StyleSheet: [Object] } ], | |
RunLengthArray: [ 7, 7, 10 ], | |
IsJoinable: 2 } | |
// The RunArray is of a variable length depending on how many | |
// different styles are in the block of text. There will be | |
// an array item for every different font setting, which correlates | |
// to the RunLengthArray above. | |
> typeTool.engineData.EngineDict.StyleRun.RunArray | |
[ { StyleSheet: { StyleSheetData: [Object] } }, | |
{ StyleSheet: { StyleSheetData: [Object] } }, | |
{ StyleSheet: { StyleSheetData: [Object] } } ] | |
// These are the fonts that are defined for this text layer. Just like | |
// the web, Photoshop defines default fallback fonts in case the font | |
// that was used is not available on the computer that's viewing the file | |
// (the last 2 fonts in the list). | |
> typeTool.fonts() | |
[ 'AndaleMono', | |
'HelveticaNeue-Light', | |
'AdobeInvisFont', | |
'MyriadPro-Regular' ] | |
// Looking at the contents of one item in the RunArray, we can | |
// see the Font property. It's a number that specifies the index | |
// of the font being used in the font array above. So we can see that | |
// this particular character range is using HelveticaNeue-Light, and by | |
// also referencing the RunLengthArray, we know that the first 7 characters | |
// are using this font. | |
> typeTool.engineData.EngineDict.StyleRun.RunArray[0] | |
{ StyleSheet: | |
{ StyleSheetData: | |
{ Font: 1, | |
FontSize: 33, | |
FauxBold: false, | |
FauxItalic: false, | |
AutoLeading: true, | |
Leading: 27.6, | |
HorizontalScale: 1, | |
VerticalScale: 1, | |
Tracking: 0, | |
AutoKerning: true, | |
Kerning: 0, | |
BaselineShift: 0, | |
FontCaps: 0, | |
FontBaseline: 0, | |
Underline: false, | |
Strikethrough: false, | |
Ligatures: true, | |
DLigatures: false, | |
BaselineDirection: 1, | |
Tsume: 0, | |
StyleRunAlignment: 2, | |
Language: 0, | |
NoBreak: false, | |
FillColor: [Object], | |
StrokeColor: [Object], | |
FillFlag: true, | |
StrokeFlag: false, | |
FillFirst: false, | |
YUnderline: 1, | |
OutlineWidth: 0.99987, | |
CharacterDirection: 0, | |
HindiNumbers: false, | |
Kashida: 1, | |
DiacriticPos: 2 } } } |
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