| Class | Description |
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| AEApp |
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| App |
A single global instance is created on startup; access it using the app global variable. |
| BitmapData |
Pixels are described by four channels: red, green, blue, and an "alpha" channel that represents the opacity of the pixel. |
| CacheData |
This object associates a cache status with each IInfoset object in a CacheElement object. |
| CacheElement |
This object associates a Thumbnail object with the ExtensionModel object that handles the node and that defines additional node data. |
| Color |
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| Document |
The user can create multiple browser windows by selecting the New Window command in the File menu. |
| ExtensionHandler |
To extend the node-handling behavior of Adobe Bridge, you must implement these properties and methods to define you own node type and handler. |
| ExtensionModel |
To implement an extension, you must define the methods that handle nodes. |
| Favorites |
The Favorites object is itself an array of Thumbnail objects. |
| FilterDescription |
Filters are applied to children of a container node when Adobe Bridge needs to display that container's contents in the Content pane, or display a list of children in a menu. |
| globals |
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| IconListPanelette |
The text can be static, or can be obtained dynamically from the associated thumbnail at display time, using panelette markup syntax. |
| Infoset |
For a script-defined node-handling extension, you can register an Infoset object that defines a related set of script-defined Thumbnail object properties for handled nodes. |
| InfosetMemberDescription |
Each node-data value is a member of anInfoset object associated with an ExtensionHandler object. |
| InspectorPanel |
Your script defines what kind of related information to display, and how to display it. |
| MacOS |
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| MenuElement |
Adobe Bridge creates MenuElement instances for each of the existing menu elements, and you can create additional instances to extend the existing menus. |
| Metadata |
This is external data associated with the file, such a copyright owner, author, or camera settings.Access the Metadata object for a file-type thumbnail through Thumbnail.metadata . |
| ModalOperator |
See ProgressOperator for details of Operator objects. |
| Navbar |
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| Operand |
An array of these objects is kept in SearchCriteria.operands. |
| Operator |
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| Preferences |
The preference properties listed here are the static properties. |
| ProgressOperator |
When implementing a node-handling extension, you must define certain methods for a node-handler’s ExtensionHandler and ExtensionModel to create and return an Operator object, which actually implements the operation. |
| QuickSearchItem |
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| Rank |
A SearchDefinition object can limit the number of results to return, and, if results are limited, it can define a set of possible properties to use in ranking results. |
| Scope |
Identifies a scope modifier to use in node searches among handled nodes. |
| SearchCondition |
The Find dialog returns a SearchSpecification object for a specific search, which contains a list of these objects in the conditionList property; each object corresponds to the user's selection in one line of the Criteria box in the dialog. |
| SearchCriteria |
Passed to Adobe Bridge to populate the Find dialog. |
| SearchDefinition |
Passed to Adobe Bridge to populate the Find dialog. |
| SearchDetails |
Encapsulates information about how a search result node was generated by a node-handler’s getBridgeUriForSearch() method. |
| SearchSpecification |
Returned from a selection in the Find dialog. |
| SortCriterion |
Sorting compares the values of a property associated with the displayed nodes. |
| TabbedPalette |
Allows a script to define and add a tabbed palette to a browser window. |
| TextPanelette |
It differs from the ThumbnailPanelette object in that it does not display the thumbnail icon, only the related text. |
| Thumbnail |
Thumbnail objects can represent:
Files and folders in the local file system. |
| ThumbnailPanelette |
The text can be specified with literal strings, derived from data in various ways, or calculated using JavaScript, using panelette markup syntax.The displayed thumbnails are mouse-sensitive. |