Passing arguments to the jsx file from command line

Command line example: runjavascript.vbs c:\mydirectory\test.jsx arg0 arg1 arg2 arg3

runjavascript.vbs

Set vbsArguments = WScript.Arguments

If vbsArguments.Length = 0 Then
	WScript.Echo "Argument(0) is `your script to execute"
	WScript.Echo "Arguments(0+n) are passed to your script as argument(0) to argument(n-1)"
Else
	ReDim jsxArguments(vbsArguments.length-2)

for i = 1 to vbsArguments.length - 1
	jsxArguments(i-1) = vbsArguments(i)
Next

Set photoshop = CreateObject( "Photoshop.Application" )
photoshop.BringToFront

'DoJavaScript has 3 parameters
' syntax DoJavaScript(arg[0], arg[1], arg[2]]
'arg[0] == javascript file to execute, full pathname
'arg[1] == an array of arguments to past to the javascript
'arg[2] == AiJavaScriptExecutionMode: aiNeverShowDebugger = 1,, aiDebuggerOnError = 2 aiBeforeRunning = 3
' only use 1
Call photoshop.DoJavaScriptFile( vbsArguments(0), jsxArguments, 1)
End IF

test.jsx

#target photoshop

for ( n = 0 ; n < arguments.length; n++ ) {
	alert("argument("+ n+")= " + arguments[n]);
}

The source was found here.

See also bat-files (executing with/without the arguments)