User:Gzarkadas/Experiments/FilterDefinition2

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Contents 1 A filter definition template (revisited) 1.1 Template code 1.2 Usage with multiline definitions (a simple example) 1.3 Usage with multiline definitions (another simple example) 1.4 Usage with multiline definitions (a more complex example) 1.5 Usage with multiline definitions (AviSource definition) 1.6 Discussion

[edit] A filter definition template (revisited)

[edit] Template code

1 line	2 lines	3 lines	4 lines	5 lines
{{{1}}}	{{{1}}} {{{2}}}	{{{1}}} {{{2}}} {{{3}}}	{{{1}}} {{{2}}} {{{3}}} {{{4}}}	{{{1}}} {{{2}}} {{{3}}} {{{4}}} {{{5}}}

[edit] Usage with multiline definitions (a simple example)

first line
second line

[edit] Usage with multiline definitions (another simple example)

first line[, ... ], [bool audio = true],
second line

[edit] Usage with multiline definitions (a more complex example)

first line
second line
third line
fourth line

[edit] Usage with multiline definitions (AviSource definition)

AviSource(string filename [, ... ], [bool audio = true], [string pixel_type = YV12], [string fourCC])
OpenDMLSource(string filename [, ... ], [bool audio = true], [string pixel_type = YV12], [string fourCC])
AviFileSource(string filename [, ... ], [bool audio = true], [string pixel_type = YV12], [string fourCC])
WavSource(string filename [, ... ])

[edit] Discussion

Apart the "=" character issue (cf. [1]), all other conventions used in Filter and function definitions for arguments can be passed in directly to a template. Thus, to make things simple, the function definition templates have been chosen to be as simple as possible and equal signs to be replaced by "& # 61 ;" (remove spaces inside) HTML character references.