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Last updated 12/8/2009 236 Chapter 5: Objects within Fireworks documents This chapter describes the objects that can get or set the properties of elements in a Fireworks document. For syntax on accessing Fireworks documents and elements within them, see "Accessing a Fireworks document" on page 6 and "Passing values" on page 6. Note: For information on how to format nonstandard data types, such as rectangle or point, see "Formatting nonstandard data types" on page 7. Behavior object The following table lists the properties of the Behavior object, along with their data types and, where appropriate, acceptable values and notes. Property call event Data type string string Notes The JavaScript call for the behavior. For legal values, see "Using the dom.addBehavior() function" on page 31. Acceptable values are "onMouseOver", "onClick", "onMouseOut", "onLoad", and "**ANY**" (the **ANY** argument is used as a wildcard value in some situations). Brush object The following table lists the properties of the Brush object, along with their data types and, where appropriate, acceptable values and notes. Property alphaRemap Data type string angle antiAliased aspect blackness category integer Boolean float float string concentration float dashOffSize1, dashOffSize2, integer dashOffSize3 Notes Acceptable values are "none", "white neon", "harsh wet", "smooth neon", "wavy gravy", and "white neon edge". 0 to 360 If set to true, the brush edges are anti-aliased. 0 to 100 0 to 100 Determines in which subsection of the Stroke panel the brush will appear (for example, Pencil, Airbrush, and so on). 0 to 100 The lengths in pixels of spaces for a dotted line, these values control the first, second, and third spaces, respectively.