Gem 096ed6ef786b7a9d6e11a437ff8526619c89a1fd osx/x86_64

built 'coverity_scan:096ed6ef786b7a9d6e11a437ff8526619c89a1fd' for osx/x86_64

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 107 deletions

diff --git a/Gem/pix_write-help.pd b/Gem/pix_write-help.pd
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-#X text 26 363 Arguments:;
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-#X text 46 572 Outlet 1: gemlist;
-#X text 52 416 Inlet 1: gemlist;
-#X text 27 72 Description: Make a snapshot of the frame-buffer and
-write it to a file;
-#X text 72 374 list: [offsetX offsetY [dimX dimY]];
-#X text 52 502 Inlet 2: list: offsetX offsetY (in pixels \; default:
-0 0);
-#X text 52 528 Inlet 3: list: dimenX dimenY (in pixels \; default:
-window-size);
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-#X obj 67 89 outlet;
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-#X obj 67 41 route create;
-#X msg 67 70 set destroy;
-#X msg 142 68 set create;
-#X msg 268 112 destroy;
-#X msg 132 112 create \, 1;
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-#X obj 461 272 pix_write 0 0 500 500;
-#X msg 488 116 file pix_test 99;
-#X text 600 138 type : jpg;
-#X text 600 127 name : pix_testXXXXX.jpg;
-#X text 600 151 quality : 99;
-#X text 600 115 set pix_write to:;
-#X msg 490 181 auto \$1;
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-#X text 510 204 WRITE! one file;
-#X obj 464 329 gemhead;
-#X obj 464 354 square;
-#X text 463 309 display something;
-#X obj 466 510 pix_snap;
-#X text 26 99 When banged [pix_write] will take a snapshot of the current
-frame buffer and saves it to a file. When a "bang" message is sent
-to [pix_write] \, that is the moment that something is captured from
-the current frame buffer. When grabbing \, be sure that something is
-in the rendering-buffer \, else you will get a black texture.;
-#X text 464 489 See also:;
-#X obj 466 534 pix_writer;
-#X text 26 240 BE CAREFUL with the filename \, depending on your OS
-\, relative names may be different. It start from the patch in Linux
-or from HD (/) in osx for example. DO NOT USE SPACES in the basefilename
-;
-#X text 81 41 Class: pix object;
-#X text 27 187 With the "file" message you can specify a base-filename
-and the type of image-files you want to create. The actual name of
-the file will be something like: "<basefilename><current#>.<ext>" (like
-"GEM00001.tif");
-#X text 60 22 Synopsis: [pix_write];
-#X text 26 299 Supported file-types are TIFF (quality=0) and JPEG (quality>0).
-TIFF-writing can be slow due to the large file size of uncompressed
-images! JPEG might be faster (but quality will be lower due to compression)
-;
-#X text 543 181 activate/deactivate auto snapshot;
-#X text 52 453 Inlet 1: file <quality> : set type/quality (quality=0:TIFF
-\, quality>0:JPG);
-#X text 52 478 Inlet 1: file <basefilename> <quality> : set basefilename
-and type/quality;
-#X text 52 429 Inlet 1: file <basefilename> : set basefilename \, and
-type=TIFF;
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