BitmapTable Class

Returns Image.

Returns the count of all items, including deleted ones.

Document that owns this table.

Conceptually, the bitmap table is an array of bitmaps. The operator[] can be used to get individual bitmaps.

Adds a new bitmap with specified name to the bitmap table.

Marks all items as deleted.

Removes the bitmap from the table.

Deletes a bitmap.

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Writes a bitmap to a file.

Exports all the bitmaps in the table to files.

This function first attempts to find the file with "name" on the disk. If it does find it, "fileName" is set to the full path of the file and the BitmapEntry returned will be null, even if there was a BitmapEntry with "name" in the bitmap table. If the function cannot find the file on the disk, it searches the bitmap table. If it finds it, the returned BitmapEntry entry will be the entry in the table with that name. Additionally, if "createFile" is true, and an entry is found, the file will be written to the disk and it's full path will be contained in "fileName".

Uses the guid to find a model component. Deleted objects cannot be found by id. The guid is the value that is stored in the .Id property. In a single document, no two active objects have the same guid. If an object is replaced with a new object, then the guid persists. For example, if the _Move command moves an object, then the moved object inherits its guid from the starting object. If the Copy command copies an object, then the copy gets a new guid. This guid persists through file saving/opening operations. This function will not find grip objects.

Retrieves a BitmapEntry object based on Index. This search type of search is discouraged. We are moving towards using only IDs for all tables.

Returns the enumerator that yields all items.

Serves as the default hash function.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Returns a string that represents the current object.