Add: Audition 2024

[JKWTCN]

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[JKWTCN]

You can use this ExtendScript to export the object constants of the Application. I noticed that the 2024 version has more commands compared to the 2018 version:

function exportApplicationConstants() {
    var constants = {};
    var app = Application;

    for (var prop in app) {
        if (prop.toUpperCase() === prop && typeof app[prop] !== 'function') {
            constants[prop] = app[prop];
        }
    }

    var filePath = "D:/Temporary/2510/24/ApplicationConstants.txt";
    var file = new File(filePath);

    if (file.open("w")) {
        file.write("Adobe Audition Application Constants\n");
        file.write("Generated on: " + new Date() + "\n\n");

        // Iterate through the constants object directly without sorting
        var count = 0;
        for (var propName in constants) {
            file.write(propName + " = " + constants[propName] + "\n");
            count++;
        }

        file.write("\nTotal constants: " + count);
        file.close();
        $.writeln("success: " + filePath + " (" + count + " constants)");
    } else {
        $.writeln("file could not be opened");
    }

    return constants;
}

exportApplicationConstants();

[JKWTCN]

Moreover, according to my debugging, I found that the index signature object of AudioClipCollection is AudioClip rather than AudioClipCollection. Wouldn't it be strange if the index signature object of AudioClipCollection were AudioClipCollection itself? You can verify this by running the following ExtendScript:

var activeDoc = app.activeDocument;
if (activeDoc instanceof MultitrackDocument) {
    var select = activeDoc.audioClipSelection;
    if (select instanceof AudioClipSelectionCollection) {
        if (select.length > 0) {
            var clip = select[0];
            if (clip instanceof AudioClip) {
                alert(clip.name);
            }
        }
    }
}

In the end, no error will be thrown. Instead, an alert box will pop up displaying the name of the currently selected AudioClip, which you'll see matches the name of the clip you selected.

[JKWTCN]

Perhaps using ExtendScript Debugging directly would be more intuitive?