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Enables bitmap objects to be characterized and distinguished.

Empties the bitmap object and builds a new bitmap of the specified size and color.

Captures a displayed region of a field, frame, or screen as a bitmap object, and optionally replaces the captured region with the image from a different bitmap.

Collates a passed array of bitmap objects (elements) into a single bitmap object (the host bitmap itself).

Changes the bitmap to display an anti-aliased corner curve with the specified border width, border color, interior, and exterior.

Obtains the set of all elements of a specified type contained in a composite BitmapObject. The elements can be images, sectors, or sprite source icons.

Captures a region of the bitmap object image as another bitmap object. If a target bitmap is supplied, its contents are replaced by the extract.

Applies a specified replacement color to those pixels that either match the color of a specified "seed" pixel or fall within a color-defined boundary. The color change may be restricted further to only those neighboring pixels that directly or indirectly match the seed pixel.

Converts a bitmap object of any format that OpenROAD can read into a 24-bit bitmap object, icon, or cursor bitmap.

Extracts the specified element from a multi-image bitmap that is currently displayed as a field’s background. The element can be an image, sector, sprite icon, or embedded sprite.

Converts a bitmap object of any format that OpenROAD can read into a 24-bit bitmap object, icon, or cursor bitmap.

Creates a gradient and applies it to the bitmap. The gradient can be specified as a seed bitmap or as a pattern (with optional driftpattern parameter).

Searches within the bitmap for a specified bitmap image. If the match parameter is TRUE, the method determines whether the two bitmap objects contain identical images.

Rotates or reflects a bitmap geometrically.

Replaces an area of a bitmap with another bitmap.

Changes the size of the bitmap to a specified new size.

Applies a specified replacement color to one or more pixels defined by position.