On Wednesday, September 17, 2003, at 09:30 AM, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
tigital wrote:
On Sunday, September 14, 2003, at 10:28 PM, chris clepper wrote:
i added help for the following
PIX's pix_background pix_blur pix_chroma_key pix_compare pix_duotone pix_mix pix_motionblur pix_roll pix_scanline
...cool!
i have been ill the last days and thus have done a lot of documentation. somebody has noted a while ago: great minds tend to think alike ;-) i have integrated yours into mine and committed them but will commit mine for quite all the rest (still missing and NOT on my TODO-list are: pix_convert pix_dv pix_emboss pix_depot pix_get pix_put pix_movieYUV pix_test
some of them might be in my local copy only ;-)
hey Iohannes,
...well, you've been quite busy! I'm still going thru a bunch of the changes, but just wanted to say "great job" on some of the help patches: the gop and color blocks make for a wholly different impression...now to move that kinda design into all the other patches :-)
i have also made changes to the srces:
one of my major issues is to get rid of values between 0 and 255. this range exists for purely technical reasons. In Gem all these ranges (eg: colors) have been handled as floats (0..1) for a long time. This (the history of Gem) is the only reason why i think we should try to make all limited ranges go from 0.0 to 1.0. and i think it is nice to have only one range to remember.... and now the big: SO::
...um, after working on GEM for just over a year, why have I never heard this design philosophy? It makes sense, but it's awful bad form to just up and say "everything should be done this other way"...
...anyway, I've been doing some committing myself the last few days, and will post about them asap...also been using cvs2cl, and am going to add a nice ChangeLog to the project...much easier to deal with...
soon, jamie