On Sun, 2007-08-12 at 08:12 +1200, David McNab wrote: > On Sat, 2007-08-11 at 15:15 +0100, mark carter wrote: > > Exciting stuff (for me anyway), but I've managed to get a scripting > > interface going in Cinelerra. It could open up a world of possibilities > > for user scripting, building compound effects, whatever. > > > > What I've got working so far is a menu item that brings you to the > > script editor. You can then type some commands, and when you get bored, > > type `bye'. > > Well done!! :) Thanks.
Well, I've switched to a different git branch, and it works. The build system isn't perfect, though. you have to cd ficl make before you do a top-level make, otherwise it complains of *** No rule to make target `../ficl/libficl.a', needed by `cinelerra'. Stop. I'm completely new to the GNUish way of doing builds (keen observers will notice that I'm completely new to a lot of things ;) ). There's so much to these things as to beggar belief. The basic problem is that in the cinelerra directory, I've told it it's got a dependency on ../ficl/libficl.a , but it doesn't call the makefile in the ficl directory to make it. Not sure what to do about that one. You got the configure.in, Makefile.am that makes Makefile.in that makes Makefile -my brain hurts - whereas I just created a Makefile in the ficl dir, which probably isn't helping. > 1. lower-level C API, abstract, simple, completely free of any > forth-isms One problem with C++ is that I find myself with the repeated desire to want to "unroll" the classes. It's like C++'s answer to monads. Which I also don't understand. _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list [email protected] https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
