Adobe Extending Flash Professional CS4 - Manual (Page 236)

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Filter object
Example
The following example sets the
knockout property to true for the Glow filters on the selected object(s):
var myFilters = fl.getDocumentDOM().getFilters();
for(i=0; i < myFilters.length; i++){
if(myFilters[i].name == 'glowFilter'){
myFilters[i].knockout = true;
}
}
fl.getDocumentDOM().setFilters(myFilters);
See also
document.setFilterProperty()
filter.name
Availability
Flash 8.
Usage
filter.name
Description
Read-only property; a string that specifies the type of filter. The value of this property determines which other
properties of the Filter object are available. The value is one of the following:
"adjustColorFilter" ,
"bevelFilter" , "blurFilter" , "dropShadowFilter" , "glowFilter" , " gradientBevelFilter ", or
" gradientGlowFilter ".
Example
The following example displays the filter names and index positions in the Output panel:
var myFilters = fl.getDocumentDOM().getFilters();
var traceStr = "";
for(i=0; i < myFilters.length; i++){
traceStr = traceStr + " At index " + i + ": " + myFilters[i].name;
}
fl.trace(traceStr);
See also
document.getFilters() , document.setFilterProperty()
filter.quality
Availability
Flash 8.