@@ -55,8 +55,7 @@ Get the uti file type of the file imported by the imageimporter:
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@@ -55,8 +55,7 @@ Get the uti file type of the file imported by the imageimporter:
smig getproperty -property utifiletype -object 0
smig getproperty -property utifiletype -object 0
For information about reading properties from a property dictionary for image files and the images they contain, please see the section on the [image importer base object](ImageFileImporter#toc_5).
For information about reading properties from a property dictionary for image files and the images they contain, please see the section on the [image importer base object](ImageFileImporter#readable-properties-of-an-image-importer-object).
#### setproperty
#### setproperty
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@@ -75,7 +74,7 @@ Set the export compression quality of an exporter object to 0.5 (range 0..1)
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@@ -75,7 +74,7 @@ Set the export compression quality of an exporter object to 0.5 (range 0..1)
Obtain in one go numerous properties of an object. The properties can be returned as a json string or saved as a plist or a json file. The base objects image importer and bitmap context respond to the get properties subcommand.
Obtain in one go numerous properties of an object. The properties can be returned as a json string or saved as a plist or a json file. The base objects image importer and bitmap context respond to the get properties subcommand.
Use of the get properties subcommand on a bitmap context returns all the properties you can access individually using get property in one go. For use of get properties on a image importer object, please refer to the [image importer section in base objects](PlayingWithObjects#toc_3).
Use of the get properties subcommand on a bitmap context returns all the properties you can access individually using get property in one go. For use of get properties on a image importer object, please refer to the [image importer section in base objects](PlayingWithObjects#saving-image-properties-to-a-json-file).