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owl.document messages in photoshop cs6

Aug 5, 2012 6:44 AM

Hello,

 

In Cs4 and cs5 when I made a SetWindowProc I could get the message for the windows of the owl.document, for open, target and close... In CS6 none of this message is present, when I close a document I can't even catch the WM_CLOSE, so I can not reverse the closing of a document. I only can catch the WM_DESTROY but is already too late. Can anybody help me with this issue.

 

Thanks to everybody.

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  • Tom Ruark
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    1. Tom Ruark,
    Aug 6, 2012 10:54 AM   in reply to armadillo444
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    Can I ask why you need to know about the WM_CLOSE message? What workflow are you trying to solve that the Photoshop API doesn't work for you?

     
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    2. armadillo444,
    Aug 8, 2012 2:40 AM   in reply to Tom Ruark
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    Hello,
    I usually place my own view like a child of an  OWL.Document. In that view I have the photos I want to treat with Photoshop. My problem is that when an user choose to close the document, I need to know if all the pictures treated have been saved and otherwise not permit closing the Document . In CS4 and CS5 I could catch the " com.adobe.owl.document.close"      message and I could stop the clossing, but in Photoshop cs6 they seem to be missing. Is there any function that where you can catch events before running and interrupt then if you wish?

     

    thank you

     
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    3. armadillo444,
    Aug 12, 2012 7:17 AM   in reply to armadillo444
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    hello,

     

    Any idea about this?

     

    Thanks.

     
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