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ImageWarp behaves as a COM automation server, and as such, the following information is needed to use it:

      
Programmatic ID  
Description  
imageWarp.Application  
ImageWarp automation object  
 

Property  
Description  
Status  
Returns the status of the currently loaded script.  
 

Method  
Description  
Load  
Loads a script specified by "filename" into the Script Editor  
Call  
Executes a set of script commands  
Run  
Starts or continues execution of a current script  
Stop  
Terminates execution of a current script  
Pause  
Pauses execution of a current script  
Minimize  
Minimizes ImageWarp window  
Maximize  
Maximizes ImageWarp window  
Hide  
Hides ImageWarp window  
Show  
Shows ImageWarp window and restores its size and position  
GetParam  
Returns the value of a measurement parameter  
SetParam  
Sets the value of a measurement parameter  
GetGridCell  
Gets the value of a Global Grid's cell  
SetGridCell  
Sets the value of a Global Grid's cell  
GetGridCellAsString  
Gets the string value of a Global Grid's cell  
SetGridCellAsString  
Sets the string value of a Global Grid's cell  
GetImageType  
Returns the type of a specified image  
GetImageWidth  
Returns the horizontal size of a specified image  
GetImageHeight  
Returns the vertical size of a specified image  
GetImagePixel  
Returns the pixel value at specified coordinates in an image  
SetImagePixel  
Sets the pixel value at specified coordinates in an image  
GetImageLine  
Returns a linear array representing a horizontal line in an image  
SetImageLine  
Sets pixel values in a horizontal line in an image  
GetImageArray  
Returns a two-dimensional array representing pixels in an image  
SetImageArray  
Sets pixel values in an image using the specified array  
GetImagePointer  
Returns the pointer to the pixel data in an image  
 

Event  
Description  
Message  
Called when ImageWarp executes the sendMessage function  
Suspended  
Called each time the script terminates or enter the Pause mode