Scripting Quick Reference

Page 206

Quick Nav Bar
<< Previous	Contents	Selection	Op Index	Parent	User Notes	Index	Glossary	Next >>

Scripting Quick Reference

In the command summaries on the pages that follow, when a parameter is in CAPITAL LETTERS, this means that the parameter is a flag that is either zero or one, or possibly a range such as zero to four. If the latter is the case, the range is specified in square brackets.

If the parameter is in double quotes, then the parameter is a string.

All other parameters are numeric. If WinImages F/x needs a floating point number, then that's how the number will be treated. If WinImages F/x needs an integer, any fractional part of the number will be discarded. So 1.5 is the same as 1 for an integer value.

The following table indexes the various types of script commands:

Specific Script Commands to WinImages FX operators

Version, Revision and Level Script Commands

Image Stacking Script Commands

Mask Stacking Script Commands

Image and Mask Exchange Script Commands

General Masking (selection) Script Commands

Obtaining information about the image in your scripts

Obtaining information about the Selection in your scripts

Creating New Selections in your scripts

Working with Image Data in your scripts

Working with Palette Data in your scripts

Working with Profile Data in your scripts

Utility Functions for your scripts

Script/Timeline Interaction in your scripts

BASIC-like Script Commands

Quick Nav Bar
<< Previous	Contents	Selection	Op Index	Parent	User Notes	Index	Glossary	Next >>

Page 206

WinImages F/x Manual Version 7, Revision 5, Level B