src/java.desktop/share/classes/java/awt/image/IndexColorModel.java

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   * component supplied or assumed for that pixel value.
   * Note that the color components in the colormap of an
   * {@code IndexColorModel} objects are never pre-multiplied with
   * the alpha components.
   * <p>
!  * <a name="transparency">
   * The transparency of an {@code IndexColorModel} object is
   * determined by examining the alpha components of the colors in the
   * colormap and choosing the most specific value after considering
   * the optional alpha values and any transparent index specified.
   * The transparency value is {@code Transparency.OPAQUE}
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   * component supplied or assumed for that pixel value.
   * Note that the color components in the colormap of an
   * {@code IndexColorModel} objects are never pre-multiplied with
   * the alpha components.
   * <p>
!  * <a id="transparency">
   * The transparency of an {@code IndexColorModel} object is
   * determined by examining the alpha components of the colors in the
   * colormap and choosing the most specific value after considering
   * the optional alpha values and any transparent index specified.
   * The transparency value is {@code Transparency.OPAQUE}
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   * For any other transparency value,
   * {@code hasAlpha} returns true
   * and {@code getNumComponents} returns 4.
   *
   * <p>
!  * <a name="index_values">
   * The values used to index into the colormap are taken from the least
   * significant <em>n</em> bits of pixel representations where
   * <em>n</em> is based on the pixel size specified in the constructor.
   * For pixel sizes smaller than 8 bits, <em>n</em> is rounded up to a
   * power of two (3 becomes 4 and 5,6,7 become 8).
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   * For any other transparency value,
   * {@code hasAlpha} returns true
   * and {@code getNumComponents} returns 4.
   *
   * <p>
!  * <a id="index_values">
   * The values used to index into the colormap are taken from the least
   * significant <em>n</em> bits of pixel representations where
   * <em>n</em> is based on the pixel size specified in the constructor.
   * For pixel sizes smaller than 8 bits, <em>n</em> is rounded up to a
   * power of two (3 becomes 4 and 5,6,7 become 8).