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‎docs/extendscript-toolkit/debugging-in-the-toolkit.md

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Each breakpoint is indicated by an icon to the left of the line number in the document window, and an icon and line number in the Breakpoints panel. Different icons are used in the document window and in the Breakpoints panel.
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| Document window | Breakpoints panel | Description |
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| ![unconditional-document](./_static/02_the-extendscript-toolkit_debugging-in-the-toolkit_setting-breakpoints_breakpoint-icons_unconditional-document.jpg) | ![unconditional-bppanel](./_static/02_the-extendscript-toolkit_debugging-in-the-toolkit_setting-breakpoints_breakpoint-icons_unconditional-bppanel.jpg) | Unconditional breakpoint. Execution stops here. |
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| ![unconditional-disabled-document](./_static/02_the-extendscript-toolkit_debugging-in-the-toolkit_setting-breakpoints_breakpoint-icons_unconditional-disabled-document.jpg) | ![unconditional-disabled-bppanel](./_static/02_the-extendscript-toolkit_debugging-in-the-toolkit_setting-breakpoints_breakpoint-icons_unconditional-disabled-bppanel.jpg) | Unconditional breakpoint, disabled. Execution does not stop. |
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| ![conditional-document](./_static/02_the-extendscript-toolkit_debugging-in-the-toolkit_setting-breakpoints_breakpoint-icons_conditional-document.jpg) | ![conditional-bppanel](./_static/02_the-extendscript-toolkit_debugging-in-the-toolkit_setting-breakpoints_breakpoint-icons_conditional-bppanel.jpg) | Conditional breakpoint. Execution stops if the attached JavaScript<br/>expression evaluates to `true`. |
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| ![conditional-disabled-document](./_static/02_the-extendscript-toolkit_debugging-in-the-toolkit_setting-breakpoints_breakpoint-icons_conditional-disabled-document.jpg) | ![conditional-disabled-bppanel](./_static/02_the-extendscript-toolkit_debugging-in-the-toolkit_setting-breakpoints_breakpoint-icons_conditional-disabled-bppanel.jpg) | Conditional breakpoint, disabled. Execution does not stop. |
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| ![unconditional-document](./_static/02_the-extendscript-toolkit_debugging-in-the-toolkit_setting-breakpoints_breakpoint-icons_unconditional-document.jpg) | ![unconditional-bppanel](./_static/02_the-extendscript-toolkit_debugging-in-the-toolkit_setting-breakpoints_breakpoint-icons_unconditional-bppanel.jpg) | Unconditional breakpoint. Execution stops here. |
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| ![unconditional-disabled-document](./_static/02_the-extendscript-toolkit_debugging-in-the-toolkit_setting-breakpoints_breakpoint-icons_unconditional-disabled-document.jpg) | ![unconditional-disabled-bppanel](./_static/02_the-extendscript-toolkit_debugging-in-the-toolkit_setting-breakpoints_breakpoint-icons_unconditional-disabled-bppanel.jpg) | Unconditional breakpoint, disabled. Execution does not stop. |
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| ![conditional-document](./_static/02_the-extendscript-toolkit_debugging-in-the-toolkit_setting-breakpoints_breakpoint-icons_conditional-document.jpg) | ![conditional-bppanel](./_static/02_the-extendscript-toolkit_debugging-in-the-toolkit_setting-breakpoints_breakpoint-icons_conditional-bppanel.jpg) | Conditional breakpoint. Execution stops if the attached JavaScript expression evaluates to `true`. |
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| ![conditional-disabled-document](./_static/02_the-extendscript-toolkit_debugging-in-the-toolkit_setting-breakpoints_breakpoint-icons_conditional-disabled-document.jpg) | ![conditional-disabled-bppanel](./_static/02_the-extendscript-toolkit_debugging-in-the-toolkit_setting-breakpoints_breakpoint-icons_conditional-disabled-bppanel.jpg) | Conditional breakpoint, disabled. Execution does not stop. |
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‎docs/extendscript-toolkit/the-script-editor.md

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The Toolkit supports a limited set of Regular Expression syntax for the Find and Replace dialog:
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| `.` | Matches any character |
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| `(` | Marks the start of a region for capturing a match. |
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| `\<` | Matches the start of a word using the editor's current definition of words. |
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| `\>` | Matches the end of a word using the editor's current definition of words. |
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| `\x` | Escapes a character x that would otherwise have a special meaning. For example, [ is<br/>interpreted as a left bracket, rather than the start of a character set. |
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| `[...]` | A set of characters; for example, [abc] means any of the characters a, b or c.<br/>You can also use ranges, for example [a-z] for any lower case character. |
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| `[^...]` | The complement of the characters in a set. For example, [^A-Za-z] means any character<br/>except an alphabetic character. |
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| `^` | Matches the start of a line (unless used inside a set). |
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| `$` | Matches the end of a line. |
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| `*` | Matches 0 or more times. For example, Sa\*m matches Sm, Sam, Saam, Saaam etc. |
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| `.` | Matches any character |
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| `(` | Marks the start of a region for capturing a match. |
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| `)` | Marks the end of a capturing region. |
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| `\<` | Matches the start of a word using the editor's current definition of words. |
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| `\>` | Matches the end of a word using the editor's current definition of words. |
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| `\x` | Escapes a character x that would otherwise have a special meaning. For example, `[` is interpreted as a left bracket, rather than the start of a character set. |
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| `[...]` | A set of characters; for example, [abc] means any of the characters a, b or c. You can also use ranges, for example [a-z] for any lower case character. |
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| `[^...]` | The complement of the characters in a set. For example, [^A-Za-z] means any character except an alphabetic character. |
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| `^` | Matches the start of a line (unless used inside a set). |
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| `$` | Matches the end of a line. |
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| `*` | Matches 0 or more times. For example, Sa\*m matches Sm, Sam, Saam, Saaam etc. |
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In a replace operation, you can use the captured regions of a match in the replacement expression by using the placeholders `\1` through `\9`, where `\1` refers to the first captured region, `\2` to the second, and so on.
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‎docs/file-system-access/folder-object.md

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| `basePath` | String | Optional. The base path for the relative URI. Default is the current folder. |
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‎docs/integrating-external-libraries/defining-entry-points-for-direct-access.md

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‎docs/integrating-xml/xml-object-reference.md

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‎docs/interapplication-communication/bridgetalk-message-object.md

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