> - "standard" : for the list of filters and the associated mathematics, > see the relevant OpenRaster specification > > -"composite" : composite are filters which are a composition of a list > of stantard filters, the name must be the name of a filter defined in > the same file > > I don't quite understand the difference :( standard are "individual filters" filters for instance "invert" "brightness/contrast" "blur" etc. And "composite" are filters which are in fact a composition of other filters. For instance "blur and invert at the same time" In the following example, the layers stack are equivalent: <image> <stack> <effect name="standard:invert" /> <effect name="standard:blur" /> <layer name="layer 1" /> </stack> </image>
or <image> <stack> <effect name="composite:blurinvert" /> <layer name="layer 1" /> </stack> <compositefilter name="blurinvert" > <filter name="standard:blur" /> <filter name="standard:invert" /> </compositefilter> </image> -- --- Cyrille Berger --- _______________________________________________ CREATE mailing list [email protected] http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/create
