/* $Id$ */ version 0.2.2 (2001.08.15): * @video_out auto-updates on X11 ExposeEvent * updated documentation and help * fixed installation/config of help and summary * split BitPacking module from @video_out * added support for BTTV input (that is, using mmap() command) * new videodev options: channel,tuner,contrast,hue,etc. * now with 30 binary operators, and 3 unary operators * added many new samples * new objects: @!, @fold, @outer, @dim, @redim, @posterize, @contrast, @two, @three, @identity_transform, @scale_to, @spread version 0.2.1 (2001.08.01): * added private CVS repository on hostname.2y.net * added configuration script (detects video4linux 1.x) * added documentation in HTML format * added File Format API * format "ppm": PPM P6 RGB24 support read-write * format "targa": Targa RGB24 support read-only * format "videodev": Video4linux read (using read() command only) * @store no longer slowing down its downstream * many other accelerations * Tuple changed to Dim; Index removed * Grid element type is typedef Number * @ supports grids in right inlet * now there are 20 binary operators version 0.2.0 (2001.05.05): * package name changed from "video" to "video4jmax" * new kind of post() cancels repetitive log entries * major modifications to existing objects * new "grid transmission system" (Tuple,Index,GridInlet,GridOutlet,GridObject) * vout -> @video_out * vin_file -> @video_in_file * vout_file -> @video_out_file * added @import, @export * added @, @store version 0.1.1 (2001.04.03): * removed vout's grab * vout width and height parameters swapped * vout_file class is mostly like vout but writes to a file in PPM format. version 0.1.0 (2001.03.14): * fixed the bits_per_pixel bug * merged in some other variations on the main sample * included Christian's makefiles for jmax 2.5 version 0.0.7 (2001.03.08): * vout should support most types of RGB visuals now * autodraw now works: 0=none; 1=page; 2=line; 3=pixel * less global variables * putting all of this under the GPL version 0.0.5 (2001.03.05): * vout class, two params: width, height; 24-bit BGR only; refresh by finishing scanline or sending bang; "grab" (hack); "reset" for resetting the pixel pointer.