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Re: Review: renamed config.writeToStream to config.serialize
LGTM,
Did you see my comment in one of the threads about also supporting the .__str__() method?
LGTM,
Did you see my comment in one of the threads about also supporting the .__str__() method?
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Malcolm Humphreys <malcolmh...@...>
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#183
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Re: Review: Fixed malformed ocio profile header tag
LGTM
By
Malcolm Humphreys <malcolmh...@...>
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#182
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Review: renamed config.writeToStream to config.serialize
This makes the naming unified across C++ / python, and also gets rid
of "getXML" (which is no longer xml).
js/master
commits:
bd559608bdfbbc930634ef78eebd42cda83647da
This makes the naming unified across C++ / python, and also gets rid
of "getXML" (which is no longer xml).
js/master
commits:
bd559608bdfbbc930634ef78eebd42cda83647da
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Jeremy Selan <jeremy...@...>
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#177
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Review: Fixed malformed ocio profile header tag
* cleaned up malformed profile name (ocs_profile_version vs
ocio_profile_version)
* added better loading error checks
* updated raw profile to new yaml
* cleaned up malformed profile name (ocs_profile_version vs
ocio_profile_version)
* added better loading error checks
* updated raw profile to new yaml
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Jeremy Selan <jeremy...@...>
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#176
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Trunk is now OCIO 0.7 (dev branch)
Folks,
I've deleted the OCIO yaml branch. The main trunk now is up to date
with all recent commits.
-- Jeremy
Folks,
I've deleted the OCIO yaml branch. The main trunk now is up to date
with all recent commits.
-- Jeremy
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Jeremy Selan <jeremy...@...>
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#175
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Re: Review: fix some 'const char*' to 'char*' in pyglue
LGTM.
This was a compilation warning though, right? (It shouldnt have been an error).
-- Jeremy
<malcolmh...@...> wrote:
LGTM.
This was a compilation warning though, right? (It shouldnt have been an error).
-- Jeremy
<malcolmh...@...> wrote:
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Jeremy Selan <jeremy...@...>
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#172
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Re: Review: YAML serialization
Works great on our linux distro now, thanks!
(LGTM)
I agree that it may make sense to include boost/shared_ptr.hpp, let me
look into this.
-- Jeremy
<malcolmh...@...> wrote:
Works great on our linux distro now, thanks!
(LGTM)
I agree that it may make sense to include boost/shared_ptr.hpp, let me
look into this.
-- Jeremy
<malcolmh...@...> wrote:
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Jeremy Selan <jeremy...@...>
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#171
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Review: fix some 'const char*' to 'char*' in pyglue
PyOpenColorIO.so wouldn't compile on linux
http://github.com/malcolmhumphreys/OpenColorIO/commit/bb90284fa98161aae4ace74987246ae301ec1822
- Added some const_cast<char*>(..) ie. 'error: invalid
PyOpenColorIO.so wouldn't compile on linux
http://github.com/malcolmhumphreys/OpenColorIO/commit/bb90284fa98161aae4ace74987246ae301ec1822
- Added some const_cast<char*>(..) ie. 'error: invalid
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Malcolm Humphreys <malcolmh...@...>
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#181
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Re: Review: YAML serialization
Hi,
This should fix the link error on linux
http://github.com/malcolmhumphreys/OpenColorIO/commit/7b016f274aefd8a4ce2deb7c72639351db8de0b4
I always forget how to create these diffs so I guess other
Hi,
This should fix the link error on linux
http://github.com/malcolmhumphreys/OpenColorIO/commit/7b016f274aefd8a4ce2deb7c72639351db8de0b4
I always forget how to create these diffs so I guess other
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Malcolm Humphreys <malcolmh...@...>
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#179
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Re: Review: YAML serialization
2.8 +1
- OSX 10.6
- CentOS 5.3
- Debian squeeze (testing)
do you mean adding this to the yaml-cpp project?
set_target_properties(<target_name> PROPERTIES
COMPILE_FLAGS -fPIC)
No bait intended
2.8 +1
- OSX 10.6
- CentOS 5.3
- Debian squeeze (testing)
do you mean adding this to the yaml-cpp project?
set_target_properties(<target_name> PROPERTIES
COMPILE_FLAGS -fPIC)
No bait intended
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Malcolm Humphreys <malcolmh...@...>
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#178
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Re: Review: YAML serialization
It does compile on osx, so I'll do further linux investigations tomorrow.
-- Jeremy
It does compile on osx, so I'll do further linux investigations tomorrow.
-- Jeremy
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Jeremy Selan <jeremy...@...>
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#170
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Re: Review: YAML serialization
Addressing the YAML topics:
* I have pushed your commit, plus my non-contentious updates, to
spi/yaml. Once build issues are worked out, this will be moved to
spi/master (and delete the yaml
Addressing the YAML topics:
* I have pushed your commit, plus my non-contentious updates, to
spi/yaml. Once build issues are worked out, this will be moved to
spi/master (and delete the yaml
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Jeremy Selan <jeremy...@...>
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#169
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Re: Review: YAML serialization
Hi,
Comments below.
+1 this would clean the whole thing up for me.
Yeah thats sounds cool, ColorSpace.setTransform(Transform *) clearly makes a GroupTransform just another Transform which I like a
Hi,
Comments below.
+1 this would clean the whole thing up for me.
Yeah thats sounds cool, ColorSpace.setTransform(Transform *) clearly makes a GroupTransform just another Transform which I like a
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Malcolm Humphreys <malcolmh...@...>
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#174
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Re: Review: YAML serialization
Only addressing the GroupTransform issue...
I am in favor of keeping GroupTransform as is. Having a group of
transforms (at the API level) be interchangeable with a single
transform is a very
Only addressing the GroupTransform issue...
I am in favor of keeping GroupTransform as is. Having a group of
transforms (at the API level) be interchangeable with a single
transform is a very
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Jeremy Selan <jeremy...@...>
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#168
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Re: Review: YAML serialization
Hi,
I think you just fixed this, but yeah there was a bit of code dup.
With the current structure it would be possible to have GroupTransform()s containing GroupTransform()s and possibly more
Hi,
I think you just fixed this, but yeah there was a bit of code dup.
With the current structure it would be possible to have GroupTransform()s containing GroupTransform()s and possibly more
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Malcolm Humphreys <malcolmh...@...>
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#173
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Re: C++ LUTs
Alan,
By dynamic I mean c++ or python can create colorspace configurations dynamically. That way if you are using ARRI log C You could dynamically create or alter the colorspaces to handle the
Alan,
By dynamic I mean c++ or python can create colorspace configurations dynamically. That way if you are using ARRI log C You could dynamically create or alter the colorspaces to handle the
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Joseph Slomka <jsl...@...>
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#167
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Re: Review: YAML serialization
I've also cleaned up the enum code.
See 1307a8730ffe745daeb53cff4298518ed5ceafc3
I've also cleaned up the enum code.
See 1307a8730ffe745daeb53cff4298518ed5ceafc3
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Jeremy Selan <jeremy...@...>
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#166
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Re: Review: YAML serialization
Nice work.
A few comments:
OCIOYaml.cpp
* There was a missing #include <cstring>
* For the Enums, (line 512+) this could could be greatly simplified by
relying on the helpers in OpenColorTypes.h.
*
Nice work.
A few comments:
OCIOYaml.cpp
* There was a missing #include <cstring>
* For the Enums, (line 512+) this could could be greatly simplified by
relying on the helpers in OpenColorTypes.h.
*
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Jeremy Selan <jeremy...@...>
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#164
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Re: C++ LUTs
Hi Joseph,
Yeah - I just thought it may be nice to have the capacity to provide
the argument. That way
you're not filling a list of color spaces with variations of the same
one. Makes the List a
Hi Joseph,
Yeah - I just thought it may be nice to have the capacity to provide
the argument. That way
you're not filling a list of color spaces with variations of the same
one. Makes the List a
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Alan Jones <sky...@...>
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#165
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Re: C++ LUTs
Alan,
It seems that this can be taken care of by having multiple colorspaces. For Arri log or Red log it is simple enough to treat each ISO rating as a separate colorspace. If you didn't want to
Alan,
It seems that this can be taken care of by having multiple colorspaces. For Arri log or Red log it is simple enough to treat each ISO rating as a separate colorspace. If you didn't want to
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Joseph Slomka <jsl...@...>
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#161
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