_MysterX_ ========= MysterX is a toolkit for building Windows applications from ActiveX and COM components, using Scheme as glue code. Dynamic HTML is used for component presentation and event-handling. MysterX requires Internet Explorer 4, 5, or 6 (IE) to be installed. Distributed COM (DCOM) for your version of Windows is also required. Recent versions of Windows come with DCOM; DCOM packages for Windows 95 and 98 are made available separately. IE is available for download from Microsoft at http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/downloads/default.asp while DCOM is available at http://www.microsoft.com/com/resources/downloads.asp Installation ------------ Two Windows DLLs support low-level operations in MysterX: "myspage.dll" and "myssink.dll". Both are installed in the registry (using `REGSVR32 ') when Setup PLT runs the MysterX post-installer. If you move the location of your PLT installation, you may need to re-run Setup PLT to make MysterX work. Neither of these DLLs is specific to a PLT Scheme version, so it's ok for one version of PLT Scheme to use the DLLs registered by another. (Prior to version 369.4, myssink.dll was version-specific; its GUID was changed when it was made version-independent.) If you build a stand-alone executable that uses MysterX, you need to specifically include "myspage.dll" and "myssink.dll" with your distribution, and the DLLs will need to be registered on the end user's machine. One way to do that is to include the following little setup program (as an executable) in your distribution: (module setup mzscheme (require mzlib/runtime-path mzlib/process) ;; Ensure that DLLs are included with the distibution: (define-runtime-path myspage-dll '(so "myspage")) (define-runtime-path myssink-dll '(so "myssink")) ;; Register the DLLs: (define regsvr32 (path->string (find-executable-path "regsvr32.exe" #f))) (system* regsvr32 (path->string myspage-dll)) (system* regsvr32 (path->string myssink-dll))) Running a Demo -------------- Try (require (lib "mxdemo.ss" "mysterx")) The demo requires the MSCal Calendar control. The calendar control is normally installed with Microsoft Office, but it can also be downloaded from elsewhere; look for "mscal.ocx". Loading ------- Load the MysterX module with (require mysterx) Because some MysterX code relies on the PLT Scheme class system, you will likely need to run (require mzlib/class) Using the xml collection ------------------------ Several MysterX procedures take HTML strings as input. The xml collection provides procedures that convert Scheme syntax into XML strings. You may find using these procedures useful in creating HTML strings for use by MysterX. Version ------- > (mx-version) Returns a string indicating the version of MysterX. Browsers -------- A MysterX application consists of one or more browsers, which are instances of the class mx-browser%. > (block-while-browsers) Blocks until all browser windows have been closed or hidden, using the show method of mx-browser%. This is useful when a MysterX program file is run as a script, to prevent Racket or GRacket from closing prematurely. > mx-browser% :: (make-object mx-browser% [label] [width] [height] [x] [y] [style-list]) Creates an instance of a MysterX browser. `label' is a string for the document caption, with default "MysterX". The parameters `width', `height', `x', and `y' give the size and placement of the browser window on the desktop, with defaults provided by Windows if omitted; the symbol 'default may be used explicitly. `style-list' may contain any of the symbols 'iconize, 'maximize, 'no-system-menu, 'no-thick-border, and 'scrollbars. The vertical scrollbar is disabled if scrolling is unnecessary; the horizontal scrollbar disappears if scrolling is unnecessary. Although the browser window cannot be hidden initially, it can be iconized. The `restore' method of mx-browser% can be used to restore an iconized browser to an ordinary window. > current-document :: (send an-mx-browser current-document) Returns the current document in the browser, an instance of mx-document%. > print-document :: (send an-mx-browser print-document) Prints the document displayed by the browser to the default printer. As an unintentional side-effect, the browser window is minimized. > show :: (send an-mx-browser show b) If `b' is #f, the browser window is hidden. Otherwise, the window is shown. > navigate :: (send an-mx-browser navigate url) Navigates the browser to the URL given by `url', a string. Any DHTML changes to the page associated with the URL are not shown. Returns a string that is the actual URL navigated to. > navigate/status :: (send an-mx-browser navigate/status url) Navigates the browser to the URL given by `url', a string. Any DHTML changes to the page associated with the URL are not shown. Returns a list, whose first element string that is the actual URL navigated to, and whose second element is a status code, one of: #f, indicating no status could be obtained; a number, such as 200 or 404, indicating the http status; or 'no-status, indicating that `url' does not denote a URL with the `http' scheme. > go-back :: (send an-mx-browser go-back) Navigates the browser back to a URL within its history list. Any DHTML changes to the page associated with the URL are not shown. Returns a string that is the actual URL navigated to. > go-forward :: (send an-mx-browser go-forward) Navigates the browser forward to a URL within its history list. Any DHTML changes to the page associated with the URL are not shown. Returns a string that is the actual URL navigated to. > refresh :: (send an-mx-browser refresh) Refreshes the document in the browser. Returns #t if the refresh is successful, #f otherwise. > iconize :: (send an-mx-browser iconize) Iconizes the browser window. > restore :: (send an-mx-browser restore) Restores the browser window, if it has been iconized. > current-url :: (send an-mx-browser current-url) Returns a string indicating the currently displayed URL. > register-event-handler :: (send an-mx-browser register-event-handler an-mx-element f) Registers an event handler `f', a procedure that takes an , for the HTML element `an-mx-element'. `f' may have any output type, though its result is discarded. > unregister-event-handler :: (send an-mx-browser unregister-event-handler an-mx-element) Unregisters an event handler for an HTML element in the browser. > handle-events :: (send an-mx-browser handle-events) Handles events using the registered event handlers. The event handlers are called in a thread separate from the main Racket REPL. > stop-handling-events :: (send an-mx-browser stop-handling-events) Kills the thread currently handling events for the browser. Documents --------- A browser contains one document at a time. If hyperlinks are clicked, or the navigation methods (navigate, go-forward, go-back) are used, the document changes. A document is an instance of mx-document%. > insert-html :: (send an-mx-document insert-html html) Inserts the specified HTML string at the beginning of the document. > append-html :: (send an-mx-document append-html html) Appends the specified HTML string at the end of the document. > replace-html :: (send an-mx-document replace-html html) Replace the current HTML in the document with the specified HTML string. > objects :: (send an-mx-document objects) Returns a list of COM objects, including ActiveX controls, that occur in the document. The order of the objects is the same as in the document. > insert-object-from-coclass :: (send an-mx-document insert-object coclass width height [size]) Inserts a COM object with class `coclass' at the beginning of the document. `width' and `height' are exact integers. The optional `size' argument gives an interpretation for the width and height. By default, size is 'pixels, but may also be 'percent, indicating that the width and height are a fixed percentage of the document window size. An instance of is returned. > insert-object-from-progid :: (send an-mx-document insert-object progid width height [size]) Inserts a COM object with ProgID `progid' at the beginning of the document. `width' and `height' are exact integers. The optional `size' argument gives an interpretation for the width and height. By default, size is 'pixels, but may also be 'percent, indicating that the width and height are a fixed percentage of the document window size. An instance of is returned. > append-object-from-coclasss :: (send an-mx-document append-object coclass [size]) Append a COM object with class `coclass' to the end of the document. `width' and `height' are exact integers. The optional `size' argument gives an interpretation for the width and height. By default, size is 'pixels, but may also be 'percent, indicating that the width and height are a fixed percentage of the document window size. An instance of is returned. > append-object-from-progid :: (send an-mx-document append-object progid [size]) Append a COM object with ProgID `progid' to the end of the document. `width' and `height' are exact integers. The optional `size' argument gives an interpretation for the width and height. By default, size is 'pixels, but may also be 'percent, indicating that the width and height are a fixed percentage of the document window size. An instance of is returned. > title :: (send an-mx-document title) Returns a string indicating the document's title, that is, the text that appears within HTML TITLE tags. If the document has no title, the empty string is returned. > find-element :: (send an-mx-document find-element tag id [index]) Returns an instance of mx-element%, an object that encapsulates an HTML element. `tag' is a string naming an HTML tag, and `id' is a string naming the id attribute of the HTML element. `index' is a nonnegative integer indicating the zero-based index of the element among all elements with the same tag and id. By default, index is 0. The ordering of elements is defined by Internet Explorer. The requested element must be within the document's BODY tags, or the BODY element itself. > find-element-by-id-or-name :: (send an-mx-document find-element-by-id-or-name id [index]) Returns an instance of mx-element%, an object that encapsulates an HTML element. `id' is a string naming either the id or name attribute of the HTML element. `index' is a nonnegative integer indicating the zero-based index of the element among all elements with the same id or name. By default, index is 0. The ordering of elements is defined by Internet Explorer. The requested element must be within the document's BODY tags, or the BODY element itself. > elements-with-tag :: (send an-mx-document elements-with-tag tag) Returns a list of mx-element% instances with the HTML tag given by `tag', a string. The requested elements must be within the document's BODY tags, or the BODY element itself. HTML events ----------- MysterX HTML events are generated by mouse and keyboard interaction with HTML elements in a document. HTML events are instances of the class mx-event%. The action that generated an event can be determined by the following predicates, only one of which may hold: > keypress? :: (send an-mx-event keypress?) > keydown? :: (send an-mx-event event-keydown?) > keyup? :: (send an-mx-event keyup?) > mousedown? :: (send an-mx-event mousedown?) > mousemove? :: (send an-mx-event mousemove?) > mouseover? :: (send an-mx-event mouseover?) > mouseout? :: (send an-mx-event mouseout?) > mouseup? :: (send an-mx-event mouseup?) > click? :: (send an-mx-event click?) > dblclick? :: (send an-mx-event dblclick?) > error? :: (send an-mx-event error?) Events have attributes that give detail about the event. > alt-key :: (send an-mx-event alt-key) Returns #t if the Alt key was pressed when the event was generated, #f otherwise. > ctrl-key :: (send an-mx-event ctrl-key) Returns #t if the Ctrl key was pressed when the event was generated, #f otherwise. > from-tag :: (send an-mx-event from-tag) Returns a string indicating the tag of the HTML element where the mouse is being moved from. Return value is valid only for events for which `mouseover?' or `mouseout?' hold. > from-id :: (send an-mx-event from-id) Returns a string indicating the identifier of the HTML element where the mouse is being moved from. Return value is valid only for events for which `mouseover?' or `mouseout?' hold. > id :: (send an-mx-event id) Returns a string indicating the identifier of the HTML element where the event occurred. > keycode :: (send an-mx-event keycode) Returns a number indicating the keycode for the key that generated the event. Return value is valid only for events for which `keypress?', `keydown', or `keyup?' hold. > shift-key :: (send an-mx-event shift-key) Returns #t if the Shift key was pressed when the event was generated, #f otherwise. > tag :: (send an-mx-event tag) Returns a string indicating the HTML tag of the element where the event occurred. > to-tag :: (send an-mx-event to-tag) Returns a string indicating the tag of the target HTML element where the mouse is being moved to. Return value is valid only for events for which `mouseover?' or `mouseout?' hold. > to-id :: (send an-mx-event to-id) Returns a string indicating the identifier of the target HTML element where the mouse is being moved from. Return value is valid only for events for which `mouseover?' or `mouseout?' hold. > x :: (send an-mx-event x) Returns an integer indicating the x-coordinate within the document where the event occurred. > y :: (send an-mx-event y) Returns an integer indicating the y-coordinate within the document where the event occurred. COM types --------- > (com-object-type a-com-object) Returns a value for `a-com-object', a . > (com-is-a? a-com-object a-com-type) Return #t if `a-com-object', a , is of the type `a-com-type', a . COM methods and properties -------------------------- MysterX allows scripting of most COM components from Scheme. A COM component can be scripted in MysterX if 1) it supports OLE Automation, that is, the IDispatch interface, and 2) publishes type information using the ITypeInfo interface. > (com-all-coclasses) Returns a list of strings for all COM classes registered on a system. > (com-all-controls) Returns a list of strings for all COM classes registered on a system that have the "Control" subkey. > (cocreate-instance-from-coclass a-coclass [where]) > (cci/coclass a-coclass [where]) `a-coclass` is the name of a COM class. Returns an instance of the class, of type . Useful for COM classes without a visual representation, or when a visual representation is not needed. The optional argument `where' indicates a for running the instance, and may be 'local (the default), 'remote, or a string indicating a machine name. See "Running remote COM servers", below, for more information. > (cocreate-instance-from-progid a-progid [where]) > (cci/progid a-progid [where]) `a-progid` is the ProgID for a COM class. Returns an instance of the class, of type . Useful for COM classes without a visual representation, or when a visual representation is not needed. The optional argument `where' indicates a for running the instance, and may be 'local (the default), 'remote, or a string indicating a machine name. See "Running remote COM servers", below, for more information. > (coclass a-com-object) Given a , returns a string that is the name of the COM class instantiated by the object. Raises an error if the COM class is not known. > (progid a-com-object) Given a , returns a string that is the ProgID for the COM class instantiated by the object. Raises an error if the COM class is not known. > (set-coclass! a-com-object coclass) Sets the COM class for a to be `coclass', a string. This is useful when MysterX COM event-handling procedures can only obtain ambiguous information about the object's COM class. > (set-coclass-from-progid! a-com-object progid) Sets the COM class for a to be the class denoted by `progid', a string. This is useful when MysterX COM event-handling procedures can only obtain ambiguous information about the object's COM class. > (com-methods a-com-object) > (com-methods a-com-type) `a-com-object' is a . `a-com-type' is a . Returns a list of strings indicating the names of methods. > (com-method-type a-com-object method-name) > (com-method-type a-com-type method-name) `a-com-object' is a . `a-com-type' is a . `method-name' is a string. Returns a list of symbols indicating the type of the specified method. > (com-invoke a-com-object method-name ...) `a-com-object' is a , and `method-name' is a string. Invokes the requested method using the arguments given. The special value `com-omit' may be used for optional arguments, useful when values are supplied for arguments to the right of the omitted argument(s). > (com-get-properties a-com-object) > (com-get-properties a-com-type) `a-com-object' has type . `a-com-type' is a . Returns a list of strings indicating the names of readable properties in the object. > (com-get-property-type a-com-object property-name) > (com-get-property-type a-com-type property-name) `a-com-object' is a , `a-com-type' is a , and `property-name' is a string. Returns a list of symbols indicating the type of the specified property. > (com-get-property a-com-object property property ...) `a-com-object' is a , and each `property' is a string, or a list whose first element is a string, and whose remaining elements are Scheme values (an "indexed" property). Returns the value of the final property by following the indicated path of properties, where each intermediate property is a . > (com-set-properties a-com-object) > (com-set-properties a-com-type) `a-com-object' has type . `a-com-type' is a . Returns a list of strings indicating the names of writable properties in the object. > (com-set-property-type a-com-object pptyroperty-name) > (com-set-property-type a-com-type property-name) `a-com-object' is a , `a-com-type' is a , and `property-name' is a string. Returns a list of symbols indicating the type of the specified property. > (com-set-property! a-com-object property property ... val) `a-com-object' is a , each `property' is a string, or a list whose first element is a string and whose remaining elements are Scheme values (indicating an "indexed" property); `val' is a Scheme value. Sets the value of the final property by following the indicated path of properties, where each intermediate property is a . > (com-help a-com-object [topic]) > (com-help a-com-type [topic]) Starts the Window Help system with help about the COM object or COM type. `a-com-object' is a , `a-com-type' is a , and `topic' is an optional string, typically a method or property name. > (com-object-eq? a-com-object a-com-object) Returns #t if the two COM objects are the same, #f otherwise. > (com-object? a-com-object) Returns #t if the argument is a COM object, #f otherwise. > (com-add-ref a-com-object) Increments the reference count for a COM object. This procedure should only be called when system-level errors occur due to a mismanaged COM object. Ordinarily, MysterX handles all COM reference-counting automatically. See also `com-ref-count'. > (com-ref-count a-com-object) Returns a number indicating the current reference count for a COM object. See also `com-add-ref'. _DCOM_ ====== _Remote COM servers_ ==================== Running remote COM servers -------------------------- For the MysterX procedures cocreate-instance-from-coclass and cocreate-instance-from-progid, the optional `where' argument may be 'remote. In that case, the server instance is run at the location given by the Registry key HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AppID\\RemoteServerName where is the CLSID of the application. This key may be set using the DCOMCNFG utility. From DCOMCNFG, pick the application to be run on the Applications tab, then click on the Properties button. On the Location tab, choose "Run application on the following computer", and enter the machine name. In order to run a COM remote server, the Registry on the client machine must contain an entry at HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\ where is the CLSID for the server. The server application itself need not be installed on the client machine. There are a number of configuration issues relating to DCOM, which MysterX uses to invoke remote COM servers. The Web page http://www.distribucon.com/dcom95.aspx discusses how to setup client and server machines for DCOM. COM events ----------- COM events are generated by COM objects. Unlike HTML events, there is no fixed set of COM events, though there are "stock" events that many COM objects support. MysterX allows the programmer to write handlers for both stock and custom events. > (com-events a-com-object) > (com-events a-com-type) Returns a list of strings naming the events supported by the COM object `a-com-object' or the COM type `a-com-type'. If calling this procedure results in an error indicating that the COM object's coclass is ambiguous, try using either `set-coclass!' or `set-coclass-from-progid!', then retry the procedure. > (com-event-type a-com-object ev) > (com-event-type a-com-type ev) Returns the type of an event handler for the event ev, a string, generated by the particular COM object `a-com-object', or by COM objects that have type `a-com-type'. The return type of all COM event handlers is void. If calling this procedure results in an error indicating that the COM object's coclass is ambiguous, try using either `set-coclass!' or `set-coclass-from-progid!', then retry the procedure. > (com-register-event-handler a-com-object ev fn) Registers the event handler fn, a procedure, to handle the event ev, a string, when generated by the COM object `a-com-object'. The input type of `fn' depends on the event. `fn' may have any output type, though its output is always discarded. If calling this procedure results in an error indicating that the COM object's coclass is ambiguous, try using either `set-coclass!' or `set-coclass-from-progid', then retry the procedure. > (com-unregister-event-handler a-com-object ev) Unregisters any event handler for the event ev, a string, that is generated by the COM object `a-com-object'. MysterX types ------------- There are a few special types that appear in the types of COM component methods and properties. We describe those types and, in some cases, operations involving those types. > boolean A boolean. When a boolean is required in argument position, MysterX will interpret #f as false, and any other value as true. > short-int A 16-bit integer, with value -32768 <= n <= 32767. > com-currency A currency value. > (com-currency? a-val) Returns #t if `a-val' has type com-currency, #f otherwise. > (com-currency->number a-com-curr) Returns a number given `a-com-curr', a value of type com-currency. > (number->com-currency a-num) Returns a value of type com-currency given `a-num', a number. The com-currency value stores a 64-bit two's-complement integer, though `a-num' may contain decimal digits. If the number is too large, an error occurs. > com-date A date value. > (com-date? a-val) Returns #t if `a-val' has type com-date, #f otherwise. > (com-date->date a-com-date) Returns an instance of the date structure, given `a-com-date', a com-date. In the returned structure, the dst? field is always #f and the time-zone-offset field is 0. > (date->com-date a-date) Returns a com-date value, given `a-date', an instance of the date structure. > com-scode An error value. > (com-scode? a-val) Returns #t if `a-val' has type com-scode, #f otherwise. > (com-scode->number an-scode) Returns a number, given `an-scode', a value of type com-scode. > (number->com-scode a-num) Returns a com-scode value, given the number `a-num'. The number must be representable as a 32-bit two's-complement number, else an error occurs. > com-iunknown An interface pointer for a COM object. Currently, there is no way to construct such values, though they may be returned by COM objects. > (com-iunknown? a-val) Returns #t if `a-val' has type com-iunknown, #f otherwise. > mx-any A method or property requiring a value of mx-any will accept values of any of these Scheme types: char, int, float, real, and string, as well as the values #t and #f, as well as values of the COM-specific types , , , and . HTML and Dynamic HTML support ----------------------------- > (coclass->html name width height [size]) Returns a string containing HTML which when inserted into a document loads the COM object with the COM class given by `name'. This procedure is suitable for placing ActiveX controls within complex HTML. `width' and `height' are exact integers. The optional `size' argument gives an interpretation for the width and height. By default, size is 'pixels, but may also be 'percent, indicating that the width and height are a fixed percentage of the document window size. See also `progid->html'. > (progid->html name width height [size]) Returns a string containing HTML which when inserted into a document loads the COM object with the ProgID given by `name'. This procedure is suitable for placing ActiveX controls within complex HTML. `width' and `height' are exact integers. The optional `size' argument gives an interpretation for the width and height. By default, size is 'pixels, but may also be 'percent, indicating that the width and height are a fixed percentage of the document window size. See also `coclass->html'. HTML elements ------------- The mx-element% class encapsulates HTML elements. By calling the methods of this class, you can change the appearance of elements, and place new HTML before or after the element. While the methods are described here, a good DHTML reference, such as D. Goodman, "Dynamic HTML" will have more complete information. Many of the mx-element% methods have two variants, a version that takes or returns Scheme data, and another "native" version that takes or returns a string. In versions of MysterX up to v101, only the native methods were available, though they were not labeled as such. Older MysterX code can usually be ported by simply adding "-native" to the names of those mx-element% methods that have a native version. For methods that return values of element properties, we assume two characteristics, which we do not mention in the methods' documentation: 1) Native methods return the empty string for properties that have not been set, and 2) non-native methods raise an error for properties that have not been set. In the following method descriptions, "CSS" refers to the Cascading Style Sheets specification. A CSS length is string consisting of a decimal integer number followed by one of the units "px" (pixels), "em" (font height), "ex" (height of an "x"), "in" (inches), "cm" (centimeters), "mm" (millimeters), "pc" (picas), or "pt" (points). A CSS percentage is a string consisting of a decimal real number followed by "%". When using "-native" methods, CSS lengths and percentages are given as strings. For use by non-native methods, the following structures have been defined: (define-struct css-percentage (num)) (define-struct css-length (num units)) where num is a number, and units is a symbol. The valid symbols for the units field are those in '(em ex cm mm in pt pc px). Colors ------ Many element properties represent colors. In HTML, colors may be represented by an RGB string, which contains 7 characters. The first character is #, the rest are hexadecimal digits (0-9 and A-F). The first two digits are for the red component of the color, the middle two for the green component, and the last two for the blue component. For example, "#FFFFFF" is white, "#000000" is black, and "#00FF00" is green. There are also predefined color names. The "-native" methods use these names in strings, while their nonnative counterpart methods use the names as symbols. The predefined color names are: aliceblue antiquewhite aqua aquamarine azure beige bisque black blanchedalmond blue blueviolet brown burlywood cadetblue chartreuse chocolate coral cornflower cornsilk crimson cyan darkblue darkcyan darkgoldenrod darkgray darkgreen darkkhaki darkmagenta darkolivegreen darkorange darkorchid darkred darksalmon darkseagreen darkslateblue darkslategray darkturquoise darkviolet deeppink deepskyblue dimgray dodgerblue firebrick floralwhite forestgreen fuchsia gainsboro ghostwhite gold goldenrod gray green greenyellow honeydew hotpink indianred indigo ivory khaki lavender lavenderblush lawngreen lemonchiffon lightblue lightcoral lightcyan lightgoldenrodyellow lightgreen lightgray lightpink lightsalmon lightseagreen lightskyblue lightslategray lightsteelblue lightyellow lime limegreen linen magenta maroon mediumaquamarine mediumblue mediumorchid mediumpurple mediumseagreen mediumslateblue mediumspringgreen mediumturquoise mediumvioletred midnightblue mintcream mistyrose moccasin navajowhite navy oldlace olive olivedrab orange orangered orchid palegoldenrod palegreen paleturquoise palevioletred papayawhip peachpuff peru pink plum powderblue purple red rosybrown royalblue saddlebrown salmon sandybrown seagreen seashell sienna silver skyblue slateblue slategray snow springgreen steelblue tan teal thistle tomato turquoise violet wheat white whitesmoke yellow yellowgreen > get-html :: (send an-mx-element get-html) Returns a string containing all the HTML between the pair of tags represented by the element. > get-text :: (send an-mx-element get-text) Returns a string containing just the text between the pair of tags represented by the element. Any nested HTML tags are not contained in the returned string. > insert-html :: (send an-mx-element insert-html html) Places the HTML given by the string `html' before the element. > append-html :: (send an-mx-element append-html html) Places the HTML given by the string `html' after the element. > replace-html :: (send an-mx-element replace-html html) Replaces the HTML in the element with the string `html'. You must use the `find-element' or `find-element-by-id-or-name' methods of mx-document% to retrieve the updated element. > insert-text :: (send an-mx-element insert-text txt) Places the text given by the string `txt' before the HTML element. > append-text :: (send an-mx-element append-text txt) Places the text given by the string `txt' after the HTML element. > insert-object-from-coclass :: (send an-mx-element insert-object coclass width height [size]) Inserts a COM object with class `coclass' before the HTML element. `width' and `height' are exact integers. The optional `size' argument gives an interpretation for the width and height. By default, size is 'pixels, but may also be 'percent, indicating that the width and height are a fixed percentage of the document window size. An instance of is returned. > insert-object-from-progid :: (send an-mx-element insert-object progid width height [size]) Inserts a COM object with ProgID `progid' before the HTML element. `width' and `height' are exact integers. The optional `size' argument gives an interpretation for the width and height. By default, size is 'pixels, but may also be 'percent, indicating that the width and height are a fixed percentage of the document window size. An instance of is returned. > append-object-from-coclass :: (send an-mx-element append-object coclass width height [size]) Places a COM object with class `coclass' after the HTML element. `width' and `height' are exact integers. The optional `size' argument gives an interpretation for the width and height. By default, size is 'pixels, but may also be 'percent, indicating that the width and height are a fixed percentage of the document window size. An instance of is returned. > append-object-from-progid :: (send an-mx-element append-object progid width height [size]) Places a COM object with ProgID `progid' after the HTML element. `width' and `height' are exact integers. The optional `size' argument gives an interpretation for the width and height. By default, size is 'pixels, but may also be 'percent, indicating that the width and height are a fixed percentage of the document window size. An instance of is returned. > focus :: (send an-mx-element focus) Sets the focus to the element. This method works only with Internet Explorer 5 and later. > selection :: (send an-mx-element selection) If the element has the SELECT tag, returns a string indicating the value of the current selection. Otherwise, an error occurs. The value of the selection may be different from the string visible in the dropdown list. > set-selection! :: (send an-mx-element set-selection! val) If the element has the SELECT tag, sets the selection to the entry with the value `val', a string. Otherwise, an error occurs. The value of the selection may be different from the string visible in the dropdown list. > attribute :: (send an-mx-element attribute attr) Retrieves the attribute named by the string `attr'. The return value has a type that depends on the attribute. > set-attribute! :: (send an-mx-element set-attribute! attr val) Sets the attribute named by the string `attr'. The new value `val' has a type that depends on the attribute, but must be either a string, an integer, a float, #t, or #f. > click :: (send an-mx-element click) Simulates a mouse click on the element. > tag :: (send an-mx-element tag) Retrieves the element's HTML tag, which is a string. > font-family :: (send an-mx-element font-family) Returns a list of strings representing a priority list of font families for the element. > font-family-native :: (send an-mx-element font-family-native) Returns a comma-delimited string representing a priority list of font families for the element. > set-font-family! :: (send an-mx-element set-font-family! ff) Sets the list of font families to the list of strings `ff', representing a priority list. List items may include the generic families "serif", "sans-serif", "cursive", "fantasy", and "monospace". > set-font-family-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-font-family-native! ff) Sets the list of font families to the string `ff', which is a comma-delimited priority list. List items may include the generic families `serif', `sans-serif', `cursive', `fantasy', and `monospace'. > font-style :: (send an-mx-element font-style) Retrieves a symbol indicating the element's font style, which is one of 'normal, 'italic, and 'oblique. > font-style-native :: (send an-mx-element font-style-native) Retrieves a string indicating the element's font style, which is one of "normal", "italic", and "oblique". > set-font-style! :: (send an-mx-element set-font-style! fs) Sets the element's font style to the string `fs', which should be one of "normal", "italic", or "oblique". > font-variant :: (send an-mx-element font-variant) Retrieves a symbol indicating the element's font variation, which is either 'normal or 'small-caps. > font-variant-native :: (send an-mx-element font-variant-native) Retrieves a string indicating the element's font variation, which is either "normal", "small-caps", or the empty string. > set-font-variant! :: (send an-mx-element set-font-variant! fv) Sets the element's font variation to the symbol `fv', which should be either 'normal or 'small-caps. > set-font-variant-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-font-variant-native! fv) Sets the element's font variation to the string `fv', which should be either "normal", "small-caps", or the empty string. > font-weight :: (send an-mx-element font-weight) Retrieves a value indicating the element's font weight, which is either one of the following symbols: 'normal, 'bold, 'bolder, 'lighter, or one of the numbers 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700", 800, or 900. > font-weight-native :: (send an-mx-element font-weight-native) Retrieves a string indicating the element's font weight, which is one of the following strings: "normal", "bold", "bolder", "lighter", "100", "200", "300", "400", "500", "600", "700", "800", or "900". > set-font-weight! :: (send an-mx-element set-font-weight! fw) Sets the element's font weight using the value `fw', which is either one of the symbols 'normal, 'bold, 'bolder, 'lighter, or one of the numbers 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, or 900. > set-font-weight-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-font-weight-native! fw) Sets the element's font weight using the string `fw', which is one of the following strings: "normal", "bold", "bolder", "lighter", "100", "200", "300", "400", "500", "600", "700", "800", or "900". > font-native :: (send an-mx-element font-native) Retrieves a string indicating the CSS font-style, font-variant, font-weight, font-size, line-height, and font-family. > set-font-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-font-native! f) Sets the CSS font-style, font-variant, font-weight, font-size, line-height, and font-family for the element from the string `f', which has the format: [font-style | font-variant | font-weight] font-size / [line-height] font-family See the "-native" versions of the methods of these properties for syntax of the constituent substrings. > font-size :: (send an-mx-element font-size) Retrieves the CSS font-size for the element. See `set-font-size!' for possible values. Raises an error if the property has not been set. > font-size-native :: (send an-mx-element font-size-native) Retrieves the CSS font-size for the element. See `set-font-size!' for possible values. Raises an error if the property has not been set. > set-font-size! :: (send an-mx-element set-font-size! fs) Sets the element's CSS font-size using `fs', which may be any of 1) an symbol in the list '(xx-small x-small small medium large x-large xx-large); 2) a symbol in the list '(larger smaller), indicating a size relative to a parent element; 3) an instance of the css-length structure, or 4) an instance of the css-percentage structure, where the percentage is relative to the parent element's font-size. > set-font-size-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-font-size-native! fs) Sets the element's CSS font-size using `fs', which may be any of 1) a string indicating an absolute size, one of "xx-small", "x-small", "small", "medium", "large", "x-large", or "xx-large"; 2) a string indicating a size relative to a parent element, either "larger" or "smaller"; 3) a CSS length; or 4) a CSS percentage, considered relative to the parent element's font-size. > background-native :: (send an-mx-element background-native) Retrieves a string indicating the CSS background-color, background-image, background-repeat, background-attachment, and background-position for the element. > set-background-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-background-native! b) Sets the element's CSS background-color, background-image, background-repeat, background-attachment, and background-position using the string `b'. See the "-native" versions of the methods for those properties for the syntax of the substrings. > background-image :: (send an-mx-element background-image) Retrieves a value indicating the CSS background-image for the element, either 'none or a string representing a URL. > background-image-native :: (send an-mx-element background-image-native) Retrieves a string indicating the CSS background-image for the element. The string may be "none", the empty string, or of the form "url(url-string)", indicating a URL. > set-background-image! :: (send an-mx-element set-background-image! bi) Sets the element's CSS background-image using the value `bi', which is either 'none, or of the form "url(url-string)". > set-background-image-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-background-image-native! bi) Sets the element's CSS background-image using the string `bi', which is either "none", or of the form "url(url-string)". > background-repeat :: (send an-mx-element background-repeat) Retrieves a symbol indicating the CSS background-repeat for the element. See set-background-repeat! for possible values of that symbol. > background-repeat-native :: (send an-mx-element background-repeat-native) Retrieves a string indicating the CSS background-repeat for the element. See set-background-repeat-native! for possible values of that string. > set-background-repeat! :: (send an-mx-element set-background-repeat! br) Sets the element's CSS background-repeat using the symbol `br', which must be from the list '(no-repeat repeat repeat-x repeat-y). > set-background-repeat-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-background-repeat-native! br) Sets the element's CSS background-repeat using the string `br', which must be from the list '("no-repeat" "repeat" "repeat-x" "repeat-y"). > background-position :: (send an-mx-element background-position) Retrieves a string indicating the CSS background-position for the element. > background-position-native :: (send an-mx-element background-position-native) Retrieves a string indicating the CSS background-position for the element. > set-background-position! :: (send an-mx-element set-background-position! bp) Sets the element's CSS background-position using `bp', which either 1) a single css-length, a css-percentage, or a symbol from the list '(left center right), in which case the property applies to the horizontal position; or 2) a two-element list, where either element may be a css-length or css-percentage, the first element may be a symbol from '(left center right), and the second element may be from '(top center bottom), in which case the first element applies horizontally, and the second vertically. > set-background-position-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-background-position-native! bp) Sets the element's CSS background-position using the string `bp', which may be either 1) a CSS percentage, a CSS length or a string from '("left" "center" "right") or 2) two substrings separated by spaces, where either substring may be a CSS percentage or CSS length, the first substring may be one of '("left" "center" "right"), and the second substring may be one of '("top" "center" "bottom"). When one value is specified, it applies to the horizontal position; when two are given, the first applies to the horizontal position, the second applies to the vertical position. > text-decoration :: (send an-mx-element text-decoration) Retrieves a list drawn from the symbols in '(none underline overline line-through blink), indicating the CSS text-decoration for the element. > text-decoration-native :: (send an-mx-element text-decoration-native) Retrieves a string indicating the CSS text-decoration for the element. The string contains substrings drawn from '("none" "underline" "overline" "line-through" "blink"). > set-text-decoration! :: (send an-mx-element set-text-decoration! td) Sets the element's CSS text-decoration using the list `td', which contains symbols drawn from '(none underline overline line-through blink). > set-text-decoration-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-text-decoration-native! td) Sets the element's CSS text-decoration using the string `td', which contains space-separated substrings drawn from '("none" "underline" "overline" "line-through" "blink"). > text-transform :: (send an-mx-element text-transform) Retrieves a symbol indicating the CSS text-transform for the element, from the list '(none capitalize uppercase lowercase). > text-transform-native :: (send an-mx-element text-transform-native) Retrieves a string indicating the CSS text-transform for the element, from the list '("none" "capitalize" "uppercase" "lowercase"). > set-text-transform! :: (send an-mx-element set-text-transform! tt) Sets the element's CSS text-transform using the symbol `tt', which is from the list '(none capitalize lowercase uppercase). > set-text-transform-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-text-transform-native! tt) Sets the element's CSS text-transform using the string `tt', which is one of "none", "capitalize", "lowercase", or "uppercase". > text-align :: (send an-mx-element text-align) Retrieves a symbol indicating the CSS text-align for the element, from the list '(left right center justify). > text-align-native :: (send an-mx-element text-align-native) Retrieves a string indicating the CSS text-align for the element, from the list '("left" "right" "center" "justify"). > set-text-align! :: (send an-mx-element set-text-align! ta) Sets the element's CSS text-transform using the symbol `ta', which is from the list '(left right center justify). > set-text-align-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-text-align-native! ta) Sets the element's CSS text-transform using the string `ta', which is from the list '("left" "right" "center" "justify"). > margin :: (send an-mx-element margin) Retrieves a list indicating the CSS margin for the element. The list contains one to four elements, each either 'auto, a css-length, or a css-percentage. > margin-native :: (send an-mx-element margin-native) Retrieves a string indicating the CSS margin for the element. The string contains one to four substrings, each either "auto", a CSS length, or a CSS percentage. > set-margin! :: (send an-mx-element set-margin! marg) Sets the element's CSS margin using the list `marg', which consists of a list of one to four entries, each of which is a css-length, css-percentage, or 'auto. > set-margin-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-margin-native! marg) Sets the element's CSS margin using the string `marg', which consists of one to four space-separated entries, each of which is a CSS length, CSS percentage, or "auto". > padding :: (send an-mx-element padding) Retrieves a list indicating the CSS padding for the element. The list contains one to four elements, each a css-length or a css-percentage. > padding-native :: (send an-mx-element padding-native) Retrieves a string indicating the CSS padding for the element. The string consists of one to four CSS lengths or CSS percentages, separated by spaces. > set-padding! :: (send an-mx-element set-padding! pad) Sets the element's CSS padding using the list `pad'. Each element of the list is either a css-length or a css-percentage. > set-padding-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-padding-native! pad) Sets the element's CSS padding using the string `pad', which consists of one to four space-separated entries, each of which is a CSS length or percentage. > border :: (send an-mx-element border) Retrieves a list describing the CSS border for the element. Each element of the list describes a width, style, or color. A width may be in '(medium thin thick) or a css-length. A style is in '(none dotted dashed solid double groove ridge inset outset). A color is a symbol indicating a color or an RGB string. > border-native :: (send an-mx-element border-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS border for the element. The string may contain space-separated values indicating a width, style, and color. A width may be in '("medium" "thin" "thick") or a CSS length. A style is in '("none" "dotted" "dashed" "solid" "double" "groove" "ridge" "inset" "outset"). A color is an HTML color or RGB string. > set-border! :: (send an-mx-element set-border! border) Sets the element's CSS border using the list `border', which may contain a width, a style, and a color. The width may be in '(medium thin thick) or a css-length. The style is in '(none dotted dashed solid double groove ridge inset outset). A color is a symbol indicating an HTML color or an RGB string. > set-border-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-native! border) Sets the element's CSS border using the string `border', which may contain a width, style, and color. The string may contain space-separated values indicating a width, style, and color. A width may be in '("medium" "thin" "thick") or a CSS length. A style is in '("none" "dotted" "dashed" "solid" "double" "groove" "ridge" "inset" "outset"). A color is an HTML color symbol or RGB string. > border-top :: (send an-mx-element border-top) Retrieves a list describing the CSS border-top for the element. See the method `border' for a description of the list. > border-top-native :: (send an-mx-element border-top-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS border-top for the element. See the method `border-native' for a description of the string. > set-border-top! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-top! bt) Sets the element's CSS border-top using the list `bt'. See the method `set-border!' for a description of the list. > set-border-top-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-top-native! bt) Sets the element's CSS border-top using the string `bt'. See the method `set-border-native!' for a description of the list. > border-bottom :: (send an-mx-element border-bottom) Retrieves a list describing the CSS border-bottom for the element. See the method `border' for a description of the list. > border-bottom-native :: (send an-mx-element border-bottom-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS border-bottom for the element. See the method `border-native' for a description of the string. > set-border-bottom! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-bottom! bb) Sets the element's CSS border-bottom using the list `bb'. See the method `set-border!' for a description of the list. > set-border-bottom-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-bottom-native! bb) Sets the element's CSS border-bottom using the string `bb'. See the method `set-border-native!' for a description of the list. > border-left :: (send an-mx-element border-left) Retrieves a list describing the CSS border-left for the element. See the method `border' for a description of the list. > border-left-native :: (send an-mx-element border-left-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS border-left for the element. See the method `border-native' for a description of the string. > set-border-left! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-left! bl) Sets the element's CSS border-left using the list `bl'. See the method `set-border!' for a description of the list. > set-border-left-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-left-native! bl) Sets the element's CSS border-left using the string `bl'. See the method `set-border-native!' for a description of the list. > border-right :: (send an-mx-element border-right) Retrieves a list describing the CSS border-right for the element. See the method `border' for a description of the list. > border-right-native :: (send an-mx-element border-right-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS border-right for the element. See the method `border-native' for a description of the string. > set-border-right! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-right! br) Sets the element's CSS border-right using the list `br'. See the method `set-border!' for a description of the list. > set-border-right-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-right-native! br) Sets the element's CSS border-right using the string `br'. See the method `set-border-native!' for a description of the list. > border-color :: (send an-mx-element border-color) Retrieves a list of one to four elements in which each element is either a symbol indicating an HTML color or an RGB string. If the list contains just one element, it applies to all four sides. If there are two, the first is for top and bottom, the other for left and right. If there are three, they are for top, left and right, and bottom. > border-color-native :: (send an-mx-element border-color-native) Retrieves a string in which describing the CSS border-color for the element. The string contains one to four space-separated substrings indicating a color. If there is just one color, it applies to all four sides. If there are two, the first is for top and bottom, the other for left and right. If there are three, they are for top, left and right, and bottom. > set-border-color! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-color! bc) Sets the element's CSS border-color using the list `bc', which has one to four elements, each of which is either a symbol indicating an HTML color, or an RGB string. If there is just one element, it applies to all four sides. If there are two, the first is for top and bottom, the second for left and right. If there are three, they are for top, left and right, and bottom. > set-border-color-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-color-native! bc) Sets the element's CSS border-color using the string `bc', which consists of one to four HTML colors, separated by spaces. If there is just one color, it applies to all four sides. If there are two, the first is for top and bottom, the second for left and right. If there are three, they are for top, left and right, and bottom. > border-width :: (send an-mx-element border-width) Retrieves a list of one to four elements, each of which is either a css-length, or a symbol from '(medium thin thick). If only one width is given, it applies to all four sides. If two are given, the first is for top and bottom, the second for left and right. If three are given, the first is for top, the second for left and right, the third for bottom. > border-width-native :: (send an-mx-element border-width-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS border-width for the element. The string contains one to four substrings, each of which is either a CSS length, or a string from '("medium" "thin" "thick"). If only one width is given, it applies to all four sides. If two are given, the first is for top and bottom, the second for left and right. If three are given, the first is for top, the second for left and right, the third for bottom. > set-border-width! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-width! bw) Sets the element's CSS border-color using the list `bw', which may contain one to four elements, each of which is either a css-length, or a symbol from '(thin medium thick). If only one width is given, it applies to all four sides. If two are given, the first is for top and bottom, the second for left and right. If three are given, the first is for top, the second for left and right, the third for bottom. > set-border-width-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-width-native! bw) Sets the element's CSS border-color using the string `bw', which consists of one to four space-separated substrings, each of which is either a CSS length or a string from '("thin" "medium" "thick"). If only one width is given, it applies to all four sides. If two are given, the first is for top and bottom, the second for left and right. If three are given, the first is for top, the second for left and right, the third for bottom. > border-style :: (send an-mx-element border-style) Retrieves a symbol describing the CSS border-style for the element. The symbol is from '(none dotted dashed solid double groove ridge inset outset). > border-style-native :: (send an-mx-element border-style-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS border-style for the element. The string is from '("none" "dotted" "dashed" "solid" "double" "groove" "ridge" "inset" "outset"). > set-border-style! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-style! bs) Sets the element's CSS border-style using the symbol `bs', which is from '(none dotted dashed solid double groove ridge inset outset). > set-border-style-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-style-native! bs) Sets the element's CSS border-style using the string `bs', which is from '("none" "dotted" "dashed" "solid" "double" "groove" "ridge" "inset" "outset"). > border-top-style :: (send an-mx-element border-top-style) Retrieves a symbol describing the CSS border-top-style for the element. See border-style for possible values. > border-top-style-native :: (send an-mx-element border-top-style-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS border-top-style for the element. See border-style-native for possible values. > set-border-top-style! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-top-style! bts) Sets the element's CSS border-top-style using the symbol `bts'. See set-border-style! for possible values. > set-border-top-style-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-top-style-native! bts) Sets the element's CSS border-top-style using the string `bts'. See set-border-style-native! for possible values. > border-bottom-style :: (send an-mx-element border-bottom-style) Retrieves a symbol describing the CSS border-bottom-style for the element. See border-style for possible values. > border-bottom-style-native :: (send an-mx-element border-bottom-style-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS border-bottom-style for the element. See border-style-native for possible values. > set-border-bottom-style! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-bottom-style! bbs) Sets the element's CSS border-bottom-style using the symbol `bbs'. See set-border-style! for possible values. > set-border-bottom-style-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-bottom-style-native! bbs) Sets the element's CSS border-bottom-style using the string `bbs'. See set-border-style-native! for possible values. > border-left-style :: (send an-mx-element border-left-style) Retrieves a symbol describing the CSS border-left-style for the element. See border-style for possible values. > border-left-style-native :: (send an-mx-element border-left-style-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS border-left-style for the element. See border-style-native for possible values. > set-border-left-style! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-left-style! bls) Sets the element's CSS border-left-style using the string `bls'. See set-border-style! for possible values. > set-border-left-style-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-left-style-native! bls) Sets the element's CSS border-left-style using the string `bls'. See set-border-style-native! for possible values. > border-right-style :: (send an-mx-element border-right-style) Retrieves a symbol describing the CSS border-right-style for the element. See border-style for possible values. > border-right-style-native :: (send an-mx-element border-right-style-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS border-right-style for the element. See border-style-native for possible values. > set-border-right-style! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-right-style! brs) Sets the element's CSS border-right-style using the symbol `brs'. See set-border-style! for possible values. > set-border-right-style! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-right-style! brs) Sets the element's CSS border-right-style using the string `brs'. See set-border-style-native! for possible values. > style-float :: (send an-mx-element style-float) Retrieves a symbol describing the CSS style-float for the element, one of '(none left right). > style-float-native :: (send an-mx-element style-float-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS style-float for the element, one of '("none" "left" "right"). > set-style-float! :: (send an-mx-element set-style-float! sf) Sets the element's CSS style-float using the symbol `sf', which is one of '(none left right). > set-style-float-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-style-float-native! sf) Sets the element's CSS style-float using the string `sf', which is one of '("none" "left" "right"). > clear :: (send an-mx-element clear) Retrieves a symbol describing the CSS clear for the element, which is one of '(none left right both). > clear-native :: (send an-mx-element clear-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS clear for the element, which is one of '("none" "left" "right" "both"). > set-clear! :: (send an-mx-element set-clear! clr) Sets the element's CSS clear using the symbol `clr', which is one of '(none left right both). > set-clear-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-clear-native! clr) Sets the element's CSS clear using the string `clr', which is one of '("none" "left" "right" "both"). > display :: (send an-mx-element display) Retrieves a symbol describing the CSS clear for the element, which is one of '(block none inline list-item table-header-group table-footer-group). > display-native :: (send an-mx-element display-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS clear for the element, which is one of '("block" "none" "inline" "list-item" "table-header-group" "table-footer-group"). > set-display! :: (send an-mx-element set-display! dpy) Sets the element's CSS display using the symbol `dpy', which is one of '(block none inline list-item table-header-group table-footer-group). > set-display-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-display-native! dpy) Sets the element's CSS display using the string `dpy', which is one of '("block" "none" "inline" "list-item" "table-header-group" "table-footer-group"). > visibility :: (send an-mx-element visibility) Retrieves a symbol describing the CSS visibility for the element, which is one of '(inherit visible hidden). > visibility-native :: (send an-mx-element visibility-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS visibility for the element, which is one of '("inherit" "visible" "hidden"). > set-visibility! :: (send an-mx-element set-visibility! vis) Sets the element's CSS visibility using the symbol `vis', which is one of '(inherit visible hidden). > set-visibility-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-visibility-native! vis) Sets the element's CSS visibility using the string `vis', which is one of '("inherit" "visible" "hidden"). > list-style-type :: (send an-mx-element list-style-type) Retrieves a symbol describing the CSS list-style-type for the element, one of '(disc circle square decimal lower-roman upper-roman lower-alpha upper-alpha none). > list-style-type-native :: (send an-mx-element list-style-type-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS list-style-type for the element, one of '("disc" "circle" "square" "decimal" "lower-roman" "upper-roman" "lower-alpha" "upper-alpha" "none"). > set-list-style-type! :: (send an-mx-element set-list-style-type! sty) Sets the element's CSS list-style-type using the symbol `sty', which is one of '(disc circle square decimal lower-roman upper-roman lower-alpha upper-alpha none). > set-list-style-type-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-list-style-type-native! lst) Sets the element's CSS list-style-type using the string `sty', which is one of '("disc" "circle" "square" "decimal" "lower-roman" "upper-roman" "lower-alpha" "upper-alpha" "none"). > list-style-position :: (send an-mx-element list-style-position) Retrieves a symbol describing the CSS list-style-position for the element, one of '(outside inside). > list-style-position-native :: (send an-mx-element list-style-position-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS list-style-position for the element, one of '("outside" "inside"). > set-list-style-position! :: (send an-mx-element set-list-style-position! pos) Sets the element's CSS list-style-position using the symbol `pos', which is one of '(outside inside). > set-list-style-position-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-list-style-position-native! pos) Sets the element's CSS list-style-position using the string `pos', which is one of '("outside" "inside"). > list-style-image :: (send an-mx-element list-style-image) Retrieves a string describing the CSS list-style-image for the element, which is either "none" or a URL. > list-style-image-native :: (send an-mx-element list-style-image-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS list-style-image for the element, which is either "none" or of the form "url(url-string)". > set-list-style-image! :: (send an-mx-element set-list-style-image! image) Sets the element's CSS list-style-image using the string `image', which is either "none" or a URL. > set-list-style-image-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-list-style-image-native! image) Sets the element's CSS list-style-image using the string `image', which is either "none" or of the form "url(url-string)". > list-style :: (send an-mx-element list-style) Retrieves a list of one to three values describing the CSS list-style for the element. Each value in the list is as the values returned by the methods list-style-type, list-style-position, and list-style-image. The values may appear in any order. > list-style-native :: (send an-mx-element list-style-native) Retrieves a string with one to three substrings describing the CSS list-style for the element. Each substring is of the form of the strings returned by the methods list-style-type-native, list-style-position-native, and list-style-image-native. The substrings may appear in any order. > set-list-style! :: (send an-mx-element set-list-style! ls) Sets the element's CSS list-style using the list `ls', which contains one to three elements, each of which is of the form of the possible arguments to set-list-style-type!, set-list-style-image!, and set-list-style-position!. > set-list-style-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-list-style-native! ls) Sets the element's CSS list-style using the string `ls', which contains one to three space-separated substrings. Each substring is of the form of the possible arguments to set-list-style-type-native!, set-list-style-image-native!, and set-list-style-position-native!. > position :: (send an-mx-element position) Retrieves a symbol describing the CSS position for the element, which is one of '(absolute relative static). > position-native :: (send an-mx-element position-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS position for the element, which is one of '("absolute" "relative" "static"). > overflow :: (send an-mx-element overflow) Retrieves a symbol describing the CSS overflow for the element, which is one of '(visible scroll hidden auto). > overflow-native :: (send an-mx-element overflow-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS overflow for the element, which is one of '("visible" "scroll" "hidden" "auto"). > set-overflow! :: (send an-mx-element set-overflow! of) Sets the element's CSS overflow using the symbol `of', which is one of '(visible scroll hidden auto). > set-overflow-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-overflow-native! of) Sets the element's CSS overflow using the string `of', which is one of '("visible" "scroll" "hidden" "auto"). > pagebreak-before :: (send an-mx-element pagebreak-before) Retrieves a symbol describing the CSS pagebreak-before for the element, which is one of '(always auto none). > pagebreak-before-native :: (send an-mx-element pagebreak-before-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS pagebreak-before for the element, which is one of '("always" "auto" ""). Note that unlike most other "-native" properties, the empty string does not mean the property has not been set. > set-pagebreak-before! :: (send an-mx-element set-pagebreak-before! pbb) Sets the element's CSS pagebreak-before using the symbol `pbb', which is one of '(always auto none). > set-pagebreak-before-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-pagebreak-before-native! pbb) Sets the element's CSS pagebreak-before using the string `pbb', which is one of '("always" "auto" ""). Note that the empty string is a valid value. > pagebreak-after :: (send an-mx-element pagebreak-after) Retrieves a symbol describing the CSS pagebreak-after for the element, which is one of '(always auto none). > pagebreak-after-native :: (send an-mx-element pagebreak-after-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS pagebreak-after for the element, which is one of '("always" "auto" ""). Note that unlike most other "-native" properties, the empty string does not mean the property has not been set. > set-pagebreak-after! :: (send an-mx-element set-pagebreak-after! pba) Sets the element's CSS pagebreak-after using the symbol `pbb', which is one of '(always auto none). > set-pagebreak-after-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-pagebreak-after-native! pba) Sets the element's CSS pagebreak-after using the string `pbb', which is one of '("always" "auto" ""). Note that the empty string is a valid value. > css-text-native :: (send an-mx-element css-text-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS text for the element. > set-css-text-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-css-text-native! txt) Sets the element's CSS text using the string `txt'. > cursor :: (send an-mx-element cursor) Retrieves a symbol describing the CSS cursor for the element, one of '(auto crosshair default hand move n-resize ne-resize nw-resize s-resize se-resize sw-resize e-resize w-resize text wait help). > cursor-native :: (send an-mx-element cursor-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS cursor for the element, one of '("auto" "crosshair" "default" "hand" "move" "n-resize" "ne-resize" "nw-resize" "s-resize" "se-resize" "sw-resize" "e-resize" "w-resize" "text" "wait" "help"). > set-cursor! :: (send an-mx-element set-cursor! csr) Sets the element's CSS cursor using the symbol `csr', which is one of '(auto crosshair default hand move n-resize ne-resize nw-resize s-resize se-resize sw-resize e-resize w-resize text wait help). > set-cursor-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-cursor-native! csr) Sets the element's CSS cursor using the string `csr', which is one of '("auto" "crosshair" "default" "hand" "move" "n-resize" "ne-resize" "nw-resize" "s-resize" "se-resize" "sw-resize" "e-resize" "w-resize" "text" "wait" "help"). > clip :: (send an-mx-element clip) Retrieves a value describing the CSS clip for the element. The value is either 'auto, or a list of four values for the top, right, bottom, and left edges. In the list, each value is either 'auto or a css-length. > clip-native :: (send an-mx-element clip-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS clip for the element. The string is either "auto" or of the form "rect(top right bottom left)", where the edges are either "auto" or CSS lengths. > set-clip! :: (send an-mx-element set-clip! clp) Sets the element's CSS clip using the value `clp'. The value is either 'auto, or a list of four values for the top, right, bottom, and left edges. In the list, each value is either 'auto or a css-length. > set-clip-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-clip-native! clp) Sets the element's CSS clip using the string `clp'. The string is either "auto" or of the form "rect(top right bottom left)", where the edges are either "auto" or CSS lengths. > filter :: (send an-mx-element filter) Retrieves a list describing the CSS filter for the element. The list is of the form (filter-name (opt val) ...). See the method set-filter! for the filters and their options. > filter-native :: (send an-mx-element filter-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS filter for the element. The string is of the form "filter-name(opt=val,...)" or simply "filter-name". See the Internet Explorer SDK for more information about filters and their options. > set-filter! :: (send an-mx-element set-filter! flt opt ...) Sets the element's CSS filter using the `flt', which is a symbol. Each option `opt' is a pair consisting of a symbol and a value. For all filters, any of its options may be omitted. The filters and their options are filter option value ----- ------ ----- alpha enabled boolean finish-opacity n exact, 0 <= n <= 100 opacity n exact, 0 <= n <= 100 start-x exact number start-y exact number finish-x exact number finish-y exact number style in '(uniform linear radial rectangular) blend-trans enable boolean duration number status in '(stopped applied playing) blur add boolean enabled boolean direction in '(0 45 90 135 180 225 270 315) strength exact n, 1 <= n <= 100 chroma enabled boolean color RGB string drop-shadow enabled boolean off-x exact number off-y exact number flip-horizontal enabled boolean flip-vertical enabled boolean glow enabled boolean color RGB string strength exact n, 1 <= n <= 100 gray enabled boolean invert enabled boolean light enabled boolean mask enabled boolean color RGB string redirect enabled boolean reveal-trans enabled boolean duration number status in '(stopped applied playing) shadow enabled boolean color RGB string direction in '(0 45 90 135 180 225 270 315) wave enabled boolean freq number n, n >= 0 light-strength exact n, 1 <= n <= 100 x-ray enabled boolean > set-filter-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-filter-native! flt) Sets the element's CSS filter using the string `flt'. The string is of the form "filter-name(opt=val,...)" or simply "filter-name". See the Internet Explorer SDK for more information on filters and their options. > style-string :: (send an-mx-element style-string) Retrieves a string describing the complete CSS description for the element. > text-decoration-none :: (send an-mx-element text-decoration-none) Retrieves the CSS text-decoration-none, a boolean value, for the element. > set-text-decoration-none! :: (send an-mx-element set-text-decoration-none! tdn) Sets the element's CSS text-decoration-none using `tdn'. If `tdn' is #f, the value is false, otherwise it is considered true. > text-decoration-underline :: (send an-mx-element text-decoration-underline) Retrieves the CSS text-decoration-underline, a boolean value, for the element. > set-text-decoration-underline! :: (send an-mx-element set-text-decoration-underline! tdu) Sets the element's CSS text-decoration-underline using `tdu'. If `tdn' is #f, the value is false, otherwise it is considered true. > text-decoration-overline :: (send an-mx-element text-decoration-overline) Retrieves the CSS text-decoration-overline, a boolean value, for the element. > set-text-decoration-overline! :: (send an-mx-element set-text-decoration-overline! tdo) Sets the element's CSS text-decoration-overline using `tdo'. If `tdn' is #f, the value is false, otherwise it is considered true. > text-decoration-linethrough :: (send an-mx-element text-decoration-linethrough) Retrieves the CSS text-decoration-linethrough, a boolean value, for the element. > set-text-decoration-linethrough! :: (send an-mx-element set-text-decoration-linethrough! tdlt) Sets the element's CSS text-decoration-linethrough using `tdlt'. If `tdn' is #f, the value is false, otherwise it is considered true. > text-decoration-blink :: (send an-mx-element text-decoration-blink) Retrieves the CSS text-decoration-blink, a boolean value, for the element. > set-text-decoration-blink! :: (send an-mx-element set-text-decoration-blink! bl) Sets the element's CSS text-decoration-blink using `bl'. If `tdn' is #f, the value is false, otherwise it is considered true. > pixel-top :: (send an-mx-element pixel-top) Retrieves the CSS pixel-top, an integer, for the element. > set-pixel-top! :: (send an-mx-element set-pixel-top! pt) Sets the element's CSS pixel-top using `pt', which is an integer. > pixel-left :: (send an-mx-element pixel-left) Retrieves the CSS pixel-left, an integer, for the element. > set-pixel-left! :: (send an-mx-element set-pixel-left! pl) Sets the element's CSS pixel-left using `pl', which is an integer. > pixel-width :: (send an-mx-element pixel-width) Retrieves the CSS pixel-width, an integer, for the element. > set-pixel-width! :: (send an-mx-element set-pixel-width! pw) Sets the element's CSS pixel-width using `pw', which is an integer. > pixel-height :: (send an-mx-element pixel-height) Retrieves the CSS pixel-height, an integer, for the element. > set-pixel-height! :: (send an-mx-element set-pixel-height! ph) Sets the element's CSS pixel-height using `ph', which is an integer. > pos-top :: (send an-mx-element pos-top) Retrieves the CSS pos-top, an inexact number, for the element. > set-pos-top! :: (send an-mx-element set-pos-top! pt) Sets the element's CSS pos-top using `pt', which is an inexact number. > pos-left :: (send an-mx-element pos-left) Retrieves the CSS pos-left, an inexact number, for the element. > set-pos-left! :: (send an-mx-element set-pos-left! pl) Sets the element's CSS pos-left using `pl', which is an inexact number. > pos-width :: (send an-mx-element pos-width) Retrieves the CSS pos-width, an inexact number, for the element. > set-pos-width! :: (send an-mx-element set-pos-width! pw) Sets the element's CSS pos-width using `pw', which is an inexact number. > pos-height :: (send an-mx-element pos-height) Retrieves the CSS pos-height, an inexact number, for the element. > set-pos-height! :: (send an-mx-element set-pos-height! ph) Sets the element's CSS pos-height using `ph', which is an inexact number. > color :: (send an-mx-element color) Retrieves the CSS color for the element, either a symbol indicating the name of a color, or an RGB string. > color-native :: (send an-mx-element color-native) Retrieves a string indicating the CSS color for the element. The string either names a color or is an RGB string. > set-color! :: (send an-mx-element set-color! col) Sets the element's CSS color using `col', which may be a string indicating a color name, an integer describing an RGB value, or a string encoding an RGB value. > set-color-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-color-native! col) Sets the element's CSS color using the string `col', which may be a color name or an RGB string. > background-color :: (send an-mx-element background-color) Retrieves a string indicating the CSS background-color for the element. The string either names a color or is an RGB string. > background-color-native :: (send an-mx-element background-color-native) Retrieves a string indicating the CSS background-color for the element. The string either names a color or is an RGB string. > set-background-color! :: (send an-mx-element set-background-color! bc) Sets the element's CSS background-color using `bc', which may be a string indicating a color name, an integer describing an RGB value, or a string encoding an RGB value. > set-background-color-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-background-color-native! bc) Sets the element's CSS background-color using the string `bc', which may be a color name or an RGB string. > background-position-x :: (send an-mx-element background-position-x) Retrieves the CSS background-position-x for the element. The value is either a css-length, a css-percentage, or a symbol in '(left center right). > background-position-x-native :: (send an-mx-element background-position-x-native) Retrieves the CSS background-position-x for the element, a string which is either a CSS length, a CSS percentage, or in '("left" "center" "right"). > set-background-position-x! :: (send an-mx-element set-background-position-x! bpx) Sets the element's background-position-x using `bpx', which is either a css-length, a css-percentage, or a symbol in '(left center right). > set-background-position-x-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-background-position-x-native! bpx) Sets the element's background-position-x using the string `bpx', which is either a CSS length, a CSS percentage, or one of '("left" "center" "right"). > background-position-y :: (send an-mx-element background-position-y) Retrieves the CSS background-position-y for the element. The value is either a css-length, a css-percentage, or a symbol in '(top center bottom). > background-position-y-native :: (send an-mx-element background-position-y-native) Retrieves the CSS background-position-y for the element, a string which is either a CSS length, a CSS percentage, or in '("top" "center" "bottom"). > set-background-position-y! :: (send an-mx-element set-background-position-y! bpy) Sets the element's background-position-y using `bpy', which is either a css-length, a css-percentage, or a symbol in '(top center bottom). > set-background-position-y-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-background-position-y-native! bpy) Sets the element's background-position-y using the string `bpy', which is either a CSS length, a CSS percentage, or one of '("top" "center" "bottom"). > letter-spacing :: (send an-mx-element letter-spacing) Retrieves the CSS letter-spacing for the element, either a css-length or 'normal. > letter-spacing-native :: (send an-mx-element letter-spacing-native) Retrieves the CSS letter-spacing for the element. The value is a string that is either a CSS length or "normal". > set-letter-spacing! :: (send an-mx-element set-letter-spacing! ls) Sets the element's letter-spacing using `ls', which is either a css-length or 'normal. > set-letter-spacing-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-letter-spacing-native! ls) Sets the element's letter-spacing using the string `ls', which is either a CSS length or "normal". > vertical-align :: (send an-mx-element vertical-align) Retrieves the CSS vertical-align for the element. The value is a symbol in '(baseline sub super top middle bottom text-top text-bottom ). > vertical-align-native :: (send an-mx-element vertical-align-native) Retrieves the CSS vertical-align for the element. The value is a string in '("baseline" "sub" "super" "top" "middle" "bottom" "text-top" "text-bottom"). > set-vertical-align! :: (send an-mx-element set-vertical-align! va) Sets the element's CSS vertical-align using `va', which is a symbol in '(baseline sub super top middle bottom text-top text-bottom ). > set-vertical-align-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-vertical-align-native! va) Sets the element's letter-spacing using `va', which is a string in '("baseline" "sub" "super" "top" "middle" "bottom" "text-top" "text-bottom"). > text-indent :: (send an-mx-element text-indent) Retrieves the CSS text-indent for the element. The value is either a css-length or a css-percentage. > text-indent-native :: (send an-mx-element text-indent-native) Retrieves the CSS text-indent for the element. The value is a string that is either a CSS length or a CSS percentage. > set-text-indent! :: (send an-mx-element set-text-indent! ti) Sets the element's text-indent using `ti', which is either a css-length a css-percentage. > set-text-indent-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-text-indent-native! ti) Sets the element's text-indent using the string `ti', which is either a CSS length or a CSS percentage. > line-height :: (send an-mx-element line-height) Retrieves the CSS line-height for the element. The value is either a css-length, a css-percentage, or 'normal. > line-height-native :: (send an-mx-element line-height-native) Retrieves the CSS line-height for the element. The value is a string that is either a CSS length, a CSS percentage, or "normal". > set-line-height! :: (send an-mx-element set-line-height! lh) Sets the element's line-height using `lh', which is either a css-length, a css-percentage, or 'normal. > set-line-height-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-line-height-native! lh) Sets the element's line-height using the string `lh', which is either a CSS length, a CSS percentage, or "normal". > margin-top :: (send an-mx-element margin-top) Retrieves the CSS margin-top for the element. The value is a css-length, a css-percentage, or 'auto. > margin-top-native :: (send an-mx-element margin-top-native) Retrieves the CSS margin-top for the element. The value is a string that is a CSS length, a CSS percentage, or "auto". > set-margin-top! :: (send an-mx-element set-margin-top! mt) Sets the element's margin-top using `mt', which is a css-length, a css-percentage, or 'auto. > set-margin-top-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-margin-top-native! mt) Sets the element's margin-top using the string `mt', which is a CSS length, a CSS percentage, or "auto". > margin-bottom :: (send an-mx-element margin-bottom) Retrieves the CSS margin-bottom for the element. The value is a css-length, a css-percentage, or 'auto. > margin-bottom-native :: (send an-mx-element margin-bottom-native) Retrieves the CSS margin-bottom for the element. The value is a string that is a CSS length, a CSS percentage, or "auto". > set-margin-bottom! :: (send an-mx-element set-margin-bottom! mb) Sets the element's margin-bottom using `mb', which is a css-length, a css-percentage, or 'auto. > set-margin-bottom-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-margin-bottom-native! mb) Sets the element's margin-bottom using the string `mb', which is a CSS length, a CSS percentage, or "auto". > margin-left :: (send an-mx-element margin-left) Retrieves the CSS margin-left for the element. The value is a css-length, a css-percentage, or 'auto. > margin-left-native :: (send an-mx-element margin-left-native) Retrieves the CSS margin-left for the element. The value is a string that is a CSS length, a CSS percentage, or "auto". > set-margin-left! :: (send an-mx-element set-margin-left! ml) Sets the element's margin-left using `ml', which is a css-length, a css-percentage, or 'auto. > set-margin-left-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-margin-left-native! ml) Sets the element's margin-left using the string `ml', which is a CSS length, a CSS percentage, or "auto". > margin-right :: (send an-mx-element margin-right) Retrieves the CSS margin-right for the element. The value is a css-length, a css-percentage, or 'auto. > margin-right-native :: (send an-mx-element margin-right-native) Retrieves the CSS margin-right for the element. The value is a string that is a CSS length, a CSS percentage, or "auto". > set-margin-right! :: (send an-mx-element set-margin-right! mr) Sets the element's margin-right using `mr', which is a css-length, a css-percentage, or 'auto. > set-margin-right-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-margin-right-native! mr) Sets the element's margin-right using the string `mr', which is a CSS length, a CSS percentage, or "auto". > padding-top :: (send an-mx-element padding-top) Retrieves the CSS padding-top for the element. The value is a css-length or css-percentage. > padding-top-native :: (send an-mx-element padding-top-native) Retrieves the CSS padding-top for the element. The value is a string that is a CSS length or CSS percentage. > set-padding-top! :: (send an-mx-element set-padding-top! pt) Sets the element's padding-top using `pt', which is either a css-length or a css-percentage. > set-padding-top-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-padding-top-native! pt) Sets the element's padding-top using `pt', a string that is either a CSS length or a CSS percentage. > padding-bottom :: (send an-mx-element padding-bottom) Retrieves the CSS padding-bottom for the element. The value is a css-length or a css-percentage. > padding-bottom-native :: (send an-mx-element padding-bottom-native) Retrieves the CSS padding-bottom for the element. The value is a string that is a CSS length or a CSS percentage. > set-padding-bottom! :: (send an-mx-element set-padding-bottom! pb) Sets the element's padding-bottom using `pb', which is either a css-length or a css-percentage. > set-padding-bottom-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-padding-bottom-native! pb) Sets the element's padding-bottom using `pb', a string that is either a CSS length or a CSS percentage. > padding-left :: (send an-mx-element padding-left) Retrieves the CSS padding-left for the element. The value is a css-length or a css-percentage. > padding-left-native :: (send an-mx-element padding-left-native) Retrieves the CSS padding-left for the element. The value is a string that is a CSS length or a CSS percentage. > set-padding-left! :: (send an-mx-element set-padding-left! pl) Sets the element's padding-left using `pl', which is either a css-length or a css-percentage. > set-padding-left-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-padding-left-native! pl) Sets the element's padding-left using `pl', a string that is either a CSS length or a CSS percentage. > padding-right :: (send an-mx-element padding-right) Retrieves the CSS padding-right for the element. The value is a css-length or a css-percentage. > padding-right-native :: (send an-mx-element padding-right-native) Retrieves the CSS padding-right for the element. The value is a string that is a CSS length or a CSS percentage. > set-padding-right! :: (send an-mx-element set-padding-right! pr) Sets the element's padding-right using `pr', which is either a css-length or a css-percentage. > set-padding-right-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-padding-right-native! pr) Sets the element's padding-right using `pr', which is either a CSS length or a CSS percentage. > border-top-color :: (send an-mx-element border-top-color) Retrieves the CSS border-top-color for the element. The value is either a symbol indicating a color name or an RGB string. > border-top-color-native :: (send an-mx-element border-top-color-native) Retrieves a string indicating the CSS border-top-color for the element. The string is either the name of a color or an RGB string. > set-border-top-color! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-top-color! btc) Sets the element's border-top-color using the string `btc', which is either a symbol indicating the name of a color or an RGB string. > set-border-top-color-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-top-color-native! btc) Sets the element's border-top-color using the string `btc', which is either the name of a color or an RGB string. > border-bottom-color :: (send an-mx-element border-bottom-color) Retrieves the CSS border-bottom-color for the element. The value is either a symbol indicating a color name or an RGB string. > border-bottom-color-native :: (send an-mx-element border-bottom-color-native) Retrieves the CSS border-bottom-color for the element. The value is a string that is either a color name or an RGB string. > set-border-bottom-color! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-bottom-color! btc) Sets the element's border-bottom-color using `btc', which either a symbol indicating a color name, or an RGB string. > set-border-bottom-color-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-bottom-color-native! btc) Sets the element's border-bottom-color using `btc', a string that is either a color name or an RGB string. > border-left-color :: (send an-mx-element border-left-color) Retrieves the CSS border-left-color for the element. The value is either a symbol indicating a color name or an RGB string. > border-left-color-native :: (send an-mx-element border-left-color-native) Retrieves the CSS border-left-color for the element. The value is a string that is either a color name or RGB string. > set-border-left-color! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-left-color! btc) Sets the element's border-left-color using `btc', which is either a symbol indicating a color name or an RGB string. > set-border-left-color-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-left-color-native! btc) Sets the element's border-left-color using the string `btc', which is either a color name or RGB string. > border-right-color :: (send an-mx-element border-right-color) Retrieves the CSS border-right-color for the element. The value is either a symbol indicating a color name or an RGB string. > border-right-color-native :: (send an-mx-element border-right-color-native) Retrieves the CSS border-right-color for the element. The value is a string indicating a color name or an RGB string. > set-border-right-color! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-right-color! btc) Sets the element's border-right-color using `btc', which is either a symbol indicating a color name or an RGB string. > set-border-right-color-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-right-color-native! btc) Sets the element's border-right-color using the string `btc', which is either a color name or RGB string. > border-top-width :: (send an-mx-element border-top-width) Retrieves a value describing the CSS border-top-width for the element. The value is either a css-length or a symbol, one of '(medium thin thick). > border-top-width-native :: (send an-mx-element border-top-width-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS border-top-width for the element. The string is either a CSS length or one of '("medium" "thin" "thick"). > set-border-top-width! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-top-width! btw) Sets the element's CSS border-top-width using `btw', which is either a css-length, or a symbol in '(thin medium thick). > set-border-top-width-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-top-width-native! btw) Sets the element's CSS border-top-width using the string `btw', which is either a CSS length, or in '("thin" "medium" "thick"). > border-bottom-width :: (send an-mx-element border-bottom-width) Retrieves a value describing the CSS border-bottom-width for the element. The value is either a css-length or a symbol in '(medium thin thick). > border-bottom-width-native :: (send an-mx-element border-bottom-width-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS border-bottom-width for the element. The string is either a CSS length or in '("thin" "medium" "thick"). > set-border-bottom-width! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-bottom-width! bbw) Sets the element's CSS border-bottom-width using the value `bbw', which is either a css-length, or a symbol in '(thin medium thick). > set-border-bottom-width-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-bottom-width-native! bbw) Sets the element's CSS border-bottom-width using the string `bbw', which is either a CSS length or in '("thin" "medium" "thick"). > border-left-width :: (send an-mx-element border-left-width) Retrieves a value describing the CSS border-left-width for the element. The value is either a css-length or a symbol in '(thin medium thick). > border-left-width-native :: (send an-mx-element border-left-width-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS border-left-width for the element. The string is either a CSS length or in '("thin" "medium" "thick"). > set-border-left-width! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-left-width! blw) Sets the element's CSS border-left-width using `blw', which is either a css-length or a symbol in '(thin medium thick). > set-border-left-width-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-left-width-native! blw) Sets the element's CSS border-left-width using the string `blw', which is either a CSS length or in '("thin" "medium" "thick"). > border-right-width :: (send an-mx-element border-right-width) Retrieves a value describing the CSS border-right-width for the element. The value is either a css-length or a symbol in '(thin medium thick). > border-right-width-native :: (send an-mx-element border-right-width-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS border-right-width for the element. The string is either a CSS length or in '("thin" "medium" "thick"). > set-border-right-width! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-right-width! brw) Sets the element's CSS border-right-width using `brw', which is either a css-length or a symbol in '(thin medium thick). > set-border-right-width-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-border-right-width-native! brw) Sets the element's CSS border-right-width using the string `brw', which is either a CSS length or in '("thin" "medium" "thick"). > width :: (send an-mx-element width) Retrieves a value describing the CSS width for the element. The value is a css-length, a css-percentage, or 'auto. > width-native :: (send an-mx-element width-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS width for the element. The string is a CSS length, a CSS percentage, or "auto". > set-width! :: (send an-mx-element set-width! w) Sets the element's CSS width using `w', which may be a css-length, a css-percentage, or 'auto. > set-width-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-width-native! w) Sets the element's CSS width using `w', which may be a CSS length, a CSS percentage, or "auto". > height :: (send an-mx-element height) Retrieves a value describing the CSS height for the element. The value is a css-length, a css-percentage, or 'auto. > height-native :: (send an-mx-element height-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS height for the element. The string is a CSS length, a CSS percentage, or "auto". > set-height! :: (send an-mx-element set-height! h) Sets the element's CSS height using `h', which may be css-length, a css-percentage, or 'auto. > set-height-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-height-native! h) Sets the element's CSS height using `h', which may be CSS length, a CSS percentage, or "auto". > top :: (send an-mx-element top) Retrieves a value describing the CSS topt for the element. The value is a css-length, a css-percentage, or 'auto. > top-native :: (send an-mx-element top-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS top for the element. The string is a CSS length, a CSS percentage, or "auto". > set-top! :: (send an-mx-element set-top! t) Sets the element's CSS top using `t', which may be css-length, a css-percentage, or 'auto. > set-top-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-top-native! t) Sets the element's CSS top using `t', which may be CSS length, a CSS percentage, or "auto". > left :: (send an-mx-element left) Retrieves a string describing the CSS left for the element. The string is a CSS length, a CSS percentage, or "auto". > left-native :: (send an-mx-element left-native) Retrieves a string describing the CSS left for the element. The string is a CSS length, a CSS percentage, or "auto". > set-left! :: (send an-mx-element set-left! l) Sets the element's CSS left using `l', which may be css-length, a css-percentage, or 'auto. > set-left-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-left-native! l) Sets the element's CSS left using `l', which may be CSS length, a CSS percentage, or "auto". > z-index :: (send an-mx-element z-index) Retrieves a value describing the CSS z-index for the element. The value is either an integer or 'auto. > z-index-native :: (send an-mx-element z-index-native) Retrieves a value describing the CSS z-index for the element. The value is either an integer or "auto". > set-z-index! :: (send an-mx-element set-z-index! zi) Sets the element's CSS z-index using `zi', which may be either an integer or 'auto. > set-z-index-native! :: (send an-mx-element set-z-index-native! zi) Sets the element's CSS z-index using `zi', which may be either an integer or "auto".