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DOM data
RPC data
type
type
object
server object, or
dictionary
point
dictionary
rect
dictionary
resolution
dictionary
string
string
URL
string
void
void
Example
<obj value="1" />
<dict>
<double key="x"
value="300.4" />
<double key="y"
value="234.0" />
</dict>
<dict>
<double key="top"
value="300.4" />
<double key="left"
value="234.0" />
<double key="bottom"
value="500.6" />
<double key="right"
value="564.0" />
</dict>
<dict>
<string key="units"
value="inch" />
<double
key="pixelsPerUnit"
value="72.0" />
</dict>
<string value="foo" />
<string
value="file://hd/www"
/>
<void />
Description
For an object type, the client
can simply specify a server
object. However, for certain
objects (such as objects of the
class) a dictionary can
Effect
be constructed and then used.
If the client creates a dictionary,
all properties of the class must
be added to the dictionary with
the correct type.
A point is a dictionary with two
subelement keys:
and
x
subelements are float
data types.
A rect is a dictionary with four
subelement keys:
top
, and
. All four
bottom
right
subelements are float data
types.
A resolution is a dictionary with
two subelement keys:
. The
pixelsPerUnit
units
can be any of these strings:
,
, or
.The
inch
cm
pixels
key is a float data
pixelsPerUnit
type.
Types map identically.
A URL is a string. It usually
starts with
.
file://
Types map identically.
Cross-product architecture
. Both
y
,
,
left
and
units
key
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