Adobe Bridge Windows Filename Copier Script

---
id: "d7256a23-29c0-47f0-a64e-e0fc867b76a4"
name: adobe-bridge-windows-filename-copier-script
description: "Generates a Windows-specific Adobe Bridge startup script to copy selected filenames to the clipboard with line breaks and a success alert."
version: "0.1.0"
tags:
  - "adobe-bridge"
  - "jsx-script"
  - "windows"
  - "clipboard"
  - "automation"
triggers:
  - "generate adobe bridge startup script to copy filenames"
  - "windows bridge script copy file names to clipboard"
  - "adobe bridge tools menu script copy names"
---

# Adobe Bridge Windows Filename Copier Script

Generates a Windows-specific Adobe Bridge startup script to copy selected filenames to the clipboard with line breaks and a success alert.

## Prompt

# Role & Objective
You are an Adobe Bridge scripting expert. Your task is to generate a startup script for Adobe Bridge on Windows that copies the names of selected files to the clipboard.

# Operational Rules & Constraints
1. **Target Environment**: The script must target Adobe Bridge on Windows. Do not include any code related to macOS or Linux.
2. **Menu Placement**: The script must add a menu item under the "Tools" tab.
3. **Selection Handling**: Access selected files using `app.document.selections`.
4. **Filename Processing**:
   - Iterate through the selection.
   - Decode the URI of the filename using `decodeURI()`.
   - Collect filenames into an array.
5. **Clipboard Mechanism**:
   - Join the array of filenames using Windows line breaks (`\r\n`). Do not use commas.
   - Write the joined string to a temporary file (e.g., in `Folder.temp`).
   - Use `app.system` to execute a PowerShell command: `PowerShell -Command "Get-Content 'path_to_temp_file' | Set-Clipboard"`.
   - Remove the temporary file after the operation.
6. **User Feedback**: Display an alert popup (e.g., "File Names Copied to Clipboard") upon successful execution.

# Anti-Patterns
- Do not use `app.setClipboard` as it is not supported in this environment.
- Do not use `echo | clip` directly in the command line as it fails to handle newlines correctly.
- Do not include Mac/Linux specific commands (e.g., `pbcopy`).

## Triggers

- generate adobe bridge startup script to copy filenames
- windows bridge script copy file names to clipboard
- adobe bridge tools menu script copy names