Hi,
I've found that when you try to get the activeHistoryState after a suspendHistory call, you get the wrong one, namely the previous - e.g.
var doc = app.activeDocument;
$.writeln(doc.activeHistoryState); // [HistoryState DemoFile.jpg]
doc.suspendHistory ("TEST", "doc.activeLayer.name = 'Something'; doc.activeLayer.name = 'SomethingElse';");
$.writeln(doc.activeHistoryState); // [HistoryState DemoFile.jpg]
// shouldn't be [HistoryState TEST] ?
Why is it this way? Any workaround?
I've also tried using doc.historyStates.getByName('TEST'); but fires an error - it seems like the state hasn't been created.
Any help is really appreciated, thank you!
Davide Barranca
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