Talk:Main Page
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[edit] first post
So... it's great to have this up! Is it okay to add content to it, or should that wait until the old setup has been ported here? I'm not thinking of attacking the main page... but e.g. I was thinking of writing something about the uses of motion compensation, and better here than on a stand-alone web page somewhere. (I'm new to Wiki editing, so I hope I've not broken any netiquette with this edit...) --Clouded 09:41, 10 January 2006 (EST)
[edit] first text
I just copied the main page to get started and added some external links. Of course we can still change all of this. @Clouded, I created a link for you: [1]. Hmm, it should also create here a contents. Wilbert 17:09, 12 January 2006 (EST)
[edit] Grammar
Shouldn't the grammar sections be 'syntax' instead? Only CS weenies really know what it means (formal definition of a language) and it isn't really that either.--Foxyshadis
[edit] External Plugins
I think that this (top of page) link should point to an internal wiki page, where both a link to /warpenterprises but also to other plugin-list pages (/tsp, /vcmohan, Fizick's plugins, etc.) will be provided (maybe to External_plugins?). --Gzarkadas 14:45, 2 March 2007 (PST)
[edit] Current AviSynth release
Hi! I think there should be a mention of the version number of the latest stable release somewhere on this page. I think it should be easily spotted too. --81.235.209.80 10:42, 25 June 2007 (PDT)
[edit] test
test test2
[edit] Return command?
what does "return" command do in avisynth? I've been looking and can't find any good explanation.
- from syntax.htm: return expression
- Here expression is evaluated and is used as the "return value" of the script--that is, the video clip that will be seen by the application which opens the AVS file.
- If "return" is not specified explicitly, the clip last is used as a "return value".
- ...
- example 1:
- clip1 = ...
- clip2 = ...
- return clip1 + clip2
- clip3
- # clip1 + clip2 is the return value of the script
- ...
- example 2:
- clip1 = ...
- clip2 = ...
- clip1 + clip2
- clip3
- # clip3 is the return value of the script
- Wilbert 12:11, 9 January 2008 (PST)

