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AFFECTED COLOR COMPONENT OF GROUP COLOR SPACE VALUE OF BLEND FUNCTION B(cb , cs ) EXPRESSED AS TINT OP FALSE OP TRUE, OPM 0 OP TRUE, OPM 1

public final ViewPlatform getViewPlatform()

Any process color space (including other cases of DeviceCMYK)

It is also possible to use custom values in the style sheet: for example, to change the color behind the navigation bar and header This is illustrated in Listing 315 Listing 315 The style sheet, with a bean property

public public public public final final final final Canvas3D getCanvas3D(int index) void setCanvas3D(Canvas3D canvas3D, int index) void addCanvas3D(Canvas3D canvas3D) void insertCanvas3D(Canvas3D canvas3D, int index)

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Process color component Spot colorant Process color component Spot colorant named in source space Spot colorant not named in source space

Projection Policy public final void removeCanvas3D(int index) public final void removeCanvas3D(Canvas3D canvas3D)

TABLEform { border-style: groove; border-color: #004400; }

cs (= 00)

These methods set, retrieve, add to, insert after, and remove a Canvas3D object from this View The index speci es the reference to the Canvas3D object within the View object See Section 89, The Canvas3D Object for more information on Canvas3D objects

A group (not an elementary object)

public final Enumeration getAllCanvas3Ds()

TDlabel { border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; border-color: #00aa00; background: #<jsp:getProperty name="user" property="bannerColor"/>; color: #000000; padding-right: 5px }

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Color component values are represented in these tables as subtractive tint values, because overprinting is typically applied to subtractive colorants such as inks, rather than to additive ones such as phosphors on a display screen The CompatibleOverprint blend mode is therefore described as if it took subtractive arguments and returned subtractive results In reality, however, CompatibleOverprint (like all blend modes) treats color components as additive values; subtractive components must be complemented before and after application of the blend function Note an important difference between the two tables In Table 714, the process color components being discussed are the actual device colorants the color components of the output device s native color space (DeviceGray, DeviceRGB, or DeviceCMYK) In Table 715, the process color components are those of the group s color space, which is not necessarily the same as that of the output device (and can even be something like CalRGB or ICCBased) For this reason, the process color components of the group color space cannot be treated as if they were spot colors in a Separation or DeviceN color space (see Section 762, Spot

public final void addInputDevice(InputDevice device) public final Enumeration allInputDevices()

Colors and Transparency ) This difference between opaque and transparent overprinting and erasing rules arises only within a transparency group (including the page group, if its color space is different from the native color space of the output device) There is no difference in the treatment of spot color components Table 715 has one additional row at the bottom It applies when painting an object that is itself a transparency group rather than an elementary object ( ll, stroke, text, image, or shading) As stated in Section 762, Spot Colors and Transparency, a group is considered to paint all color components, both process and spot Color components that were not explicitly painted by any object in the group have an additive color value of 10 (subtractive tint 00) Since no information is retained about which components were actually painted within the group, compatible overprinting is not possible in this case; the CompatibleOverprint blend mode reverts to Normal, with no consideration of the overprint and overprint mode parameters (Note that a transparency-aware application can choose a more suitable blend mode, such as Darken, if it desires to produce an effect similar to overprinting)

These methods allow the introduction of new input devices into a Java 3D environment and the retrieval of all the input devices available within a Java 3D environment See Section 101, InputDevice Interface for more information on input devices

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public final void addAudioDevice(AudioDevice device) public final Enumeration allAudioDevices()

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