<doc> <legacy_id></legacy_id> <name>metadata of field</name> <type>property</type> <syntax> <example>set the metadata of <i>fieldChunk</i> to <i>string</i></example> </syntax> <synonyms> </synonyms> <summary>The <b>metadata</b> property of a field chunk specifies additional information stored with the field chunk but not visible to the user.</summary> <examples><example>set the metadata of word 6 of field 1 to &quot;extra information hidden from the user&quot;</example><example>get the metadata of char 1 to 100 of field 1</example><example>set the metadata of line 3 field "description" to &quot;extra information&quot;</example><example><p>put &quot;ben is 5 years old&quot; into field 1</p><p>set the metadata of word 1 of field 1 to &quot;noun&quot;</p><p>repeat with x = 1 to the number of words of field 1</p><p> if the metadata of word x of field 1 is &quot;noun&quot; then </p><p> put toUpper(word x of field 1) into word x of field 1</p><p> end if</p><p>end repeat</p></example> </examples> <history> <introduced version="5.5">Added.</introduced> <changed version="6.0">Changed</changed> <deprecated version=""></deprecated> <removed version=""></removed> </history> <objects> <field/> </objects> <platforms> <mac/> <windows/> <linux/> <ios/> <android/> </platforms> <classes> <desktop/> <server/> <web/> <mobile/> </classes> <security> </security> <classification> <category>Text and Data Processing</category> </classification> <references> <property tag="styledText">styledText Property</property> <property tag="flagged">flagged Property</property> </references> <description> <overview>Use the <b>metadata</b> property to store additional information in a field that is not visible to a user. Metadata can be specified for any field chunk; char, word and line as well as ranges (e.g. word 2 to 5).</overview> <parameters> <parameter> <name>string</name> <description>A string of text.</description> </parameter> </parameters> <value></value> <comments><p>The ability to add metadata at the paragraph level was added in version 6.0. Like metadata at the char level, you can now 'set the metadata of line ... of ...' and it will be attached to the paragraph, a level above the char properties. This means if you want to set the metadata on the char level for a whole line you must do 'set the metadata of char 1 to -1 of line .. of ...', rather than just 'of line'.</p></comments> </description></doc>

<doc> <legacy_id></legacy_id> <name>metadata of image</name> <type>property</type> <syntax> <example>put the metadata of <i>imageObject</i> into <i>metadataArray</i></example> </syntax> <synonyms> </synonyms> <summary>The <b>metadata</b> property of an image is a read only array of metadata from the image file.</summary> <examples><example><p>put the metadata of image 1 into metadataArray</p><p>set the width of image 1 to the width of image 1 div (medatadaArray["density"] / 72)</p><p>set the height of image 1 to the height of image 1 div (medatadaArray["density"] / 72)</p></example> </examples> <history> <introduced version="6.7">Added.</introduced> <deprecated version=""></deprecated> <removed version=""></removed> </history> <objects> <image/> </objects> <platforms> <mac/> <windows/> <linux/> <ios/> <android/> </platforms> <classes> <desktop/> <server/> <web/> <mobile/> </classes> <security> </security> <classification> <category>Images &amp; Multimedia</category> </classification> <references> <command tag="export">export Command</command> <command tag="export snapshot">export snapshot Command</command> <command tag="export with palette">export with palette Command</command> </references> <description> <overview>Use the <b>metadata</b> property to access the metadata of the image as an array. Currently the only key supported is "density" with a value in pixels per inch (ppi) for JPEG and PNG files. Other types of image and JPEG and PNG images without metadata will return empty.</overview> <comments><p>The metadata array is the same form used for the image export commands. The image metadata property is read only.</p></comments> </description></doc>

* If a widget does not have a 'OnMouseScroll' handler then mouse-wheel events will bypass the widget and filter through rawKey messages as usual.

* New syntax has been added to popup a menu constructed from a provided menu text.

* `popup menu <MenuText> at <Point>`

* All identifiers are now case-insensitive - i.e. a handler Main can be called as mAin, MAIN and main.

The compiler will generate an error if an integer literal is too big to fit into the (current) unsigned 32-bit integer representation.