2: The ExtendScript Toolkit Configuring the Toolkit Window 16
You can edit or run scripts in multiple document windows simultaneously. The current document window
is highlighted and has the input focus. You can select another document window by clicking in it, or you
can switch between them with the commands Window > Next document and Window > Previous
document. The default keyboard shortcuts for these commands are F6 and S
HIFT-F6; you can change
these using the Keyboard Shortcuts page in the Preferences dialog (Edit > Preferences).
Note: Because you can run scripts in the same application simultaneously, you should be careful not to
interrupt the processing of one script with another. For example, if one script opens a modal dialog
in Photoshop, and you run another script that targets Photoshop while the dialog is still open, the
second script is likely to generate an error.
For more information about the document windows and the Script Editor, see “
The Script Editor” on
page 18.
Workspaces
The Toolkit saves the current layout when you exit, and restores it at the next startup. It also saves and
restores the open documents, the current positions within the documents, any breakpoints that have
been set, and other preferences that have been set in the Preferences dialog.
● To restore the default panel layout, choose Window > Reset Panel Locations.
● The Startup page in the Preferences dialog (Edit > Preferences) offers a choice of whether to open a
blank document window, no document window, or display a previously opened document on startup.
● The Keyboard Shortcuts page in the Preferences dialog (Edit > Preferences) allows you to set or
modify keyboard shortcuts for all menu commands. There is a warning if you assign a key combination
that is already in use. If you assign the combination to a new command, it is removed from the previous
command.
● You can restore all preferences to their default values by holding the SHIFT key down while the Toolkit
loads.
Minimized docked panelsDocument windows, vertical tile style
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