Duplicates the layer. Creates a new Layer object in which all values are the same as in this one. This has the same effect as selecting a layer in the user
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PropertyBase object
Properties are accessed by name through layers, using various kinds of expression syntax, as controlled by application preferences. For example, the followi
add()
Creates a new AVLayer object containing the specified item, and adds it to this collection.The new layer honors the Create Layers at Composition Start Time
numProperties
The number of indexed properties in this group.For layers, this method returns a value of 3, corresponding to the mask, effect, and motion tracker groups, w
forceAlphabetical
When true, has the same effect as setting the Force alphabetical order option in the File > Import > File dialog box.Boolean; read/write.
addProperty()
Creates and returns a PropertyBase object with the specified name, and adds it to this group.In general, you can only add properties to an indexed group a p
effects
The effects available in the application.Array, with each element containing the following properties; read-only:displayName String representing the localiz
property()
Finds and returns a child property of this group, as specified by either its index or name.A name specification can use the same syntax that is available wi
exitAfterLaunchAndEval
This attribute is used only when executing a script from a command line on Windows. When the application is launched from the command line, the ﾖr or ﾖs com
isSpatial
When true, the named property defines a spatial value. Examples are position and effect point controls.Boolean; read-only.