Adobe 38039927 Extended User Guide - Page 26

Property layers • left mapType matteColor onionSkinAfter onionSkinBefore pageName patterns • pathAttributes pngText resolution resolutionUnits savedSelections textures ADOBE FIREWORKS CS3 22 Extending Guide Data type array integer string string integer integer string object object object float string object array Notes An array of Layer objects in the document (for more information, see "Layer object" on page 236). Coordinate of the left edge of the document, in pixels. To find the right edge of the document, use document.left + document.width. Acceptable values are "client", "server", and "both". Corresponds to the image-map type selected in File > HTML Properties > ImageMap. A color string that corresponds to the matte color specified in the Optimize panel (for more information, see "Color string data type" on page 5). This string is used by the useMatteColor property. Number of frames after the current frame to show through onion skinning. Corresponds to the onionskin controls in the left edge of the Frames panel. A value of 0 indicates no onion skinning; a very large value (such as 99,999) indicates onion skinning of all frames after the current frame. Similar to the onionSkinAfter property, but refers to the number of frames to show through onion skinning before the current frame. Returns back the page name of the current page. List of internal pattern names. PathAttrs object (for more information, see "PathAttrs object" on page 236). This object specifies default attributes that will be applied to all newly created objects. A structure that can be used to store various chunks of text in a well-known format. For more information, see "The pngText property" on page 23. Document resolution, in pixels per unit (for more information, see resolutionUnits). The range is 1 to 5000. The units to be used with the resolution property. Acceptable values are "inch" and "cm". Array of the saved bitmap selections in the active document. Array of Texture objects that are available for use in the document (for more information, see "Texture object" on page 226).