On Wed, 2007-05-09 at 09:01 +0200, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
is it possible to _slightly_ change the source code of [pix_video], so that R- and G-subpixels are swapped?
the change is trivial and has been done a lot of times, until it was confirmed that it is just the detection of the device's colorspace that is wrong.
if it is only one line, can you tell me what i have to change? it was only meant to have it different locally, not to be changed in the gem source code.
if yes, would it be possible with reasonable little effort to copy the source of [pix_video] to a new object called e.g. [pix_videoBGR], so that i can decide at runtime, which version i want to use?
no way! a request for 2 different objects so that you "can decide at runtime" is a contradiction, isn't it?
sorry for the confusion, i didn't meant it as a feature request or as something you you ae asked to implement in gem. i am not a c coder nor did i write an external for pd yet, but i hoped, i could copy the file pix_video.c to pix_videoLOCAL.c, which is slightly modified, so that i have two [pix_video] objects on (only) my box. if it's only the work of changing some strings from pix_video to pix_videoLOCAL o similar, i'd like to do it, but i don't know, if adding a new object to gem is that simple.
roman
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