Dev:Adding a Layer - Revision history

Want at 16:07, 16 March 2017

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2014-03-05T10:28:39Z

‎The Methods: "get_param" description under "get_param" section

2014-03-05T10:25:05Z

‎SYNFIG_LAYER_MODULE_EXT: update synfig cli directory from "synfig" to "synfig-core"

2014-03-05T10:18:51Z

‎The Code: update synfig cli directory from "synfig" to "synfig-core"

2014-03-05T10:15:44Z

intra link : section "code" & "description"

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2010-01-13T16:07:48Z

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	Here's an example of how to add a simple layer to an existing module. For this example I picked something very easy: a layer which removes all colour from the layers beneath it. I will call this creation "Desaturate", and add it to the mod_filter module.		Here's an example of how to add a simple layer to an existing module. For this example I picked something very easy: a layer which removes all colour from the layers beneath it. I will call this creation "Desaturate", and add it to the mod_filter module.

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 === The Methods ===
-Then we declare the four methods we're going to implement.  First "get_param()".  Since our layer isn't going to have any parameters, all it needs to do is make the layer's name and
+Then we declare the four methods we're going to implement.
-version available.
 ==== get_param ====
   public:

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 === SYNFIG_LAYER_MODULE_EXT ===
-This is standard.  Just use it for every layer.  It declares members to hold the layer's name, version, category, etc., and also declares a method to create() the layer.  See synfig/src/synfig/layer.h for its definition.
+This is standard.  Just use it for every layer.  It declares members to hold the layer's name, version, category, etc., and also declares a method to create() the layer.  See synfig-core/src/synfig/layer.h for its definition.
       SYNFIG_LAYER_MODULE_EXT

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 == The Code ==
-We need to create two new files (one header (.h) file, and one implementation (.cpp) file), and edit two existing files (the module's main.cpp, and the Makefile.am), all in the synfig/src/modules/mod_filter/ folder:
+We need to create two new files (one header (.h) file, and one implementation (.cpp) file), and edit two existing files (the module's main.cpp, and the Makefile.am), all in the synfig-core/src/modules/mod_filter/ folder:
 === <module>/desaturate.h ===

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 Here's an example of how to add a simple layer to an existing module.  For this example I picked something very easy: a layer which removes all colour from the layers beneath it.  I will call this creation "Desaturate", and add it to the mod_filter module.
-Section 1, "The Code" will present the entire source, uninterrupted, and section 2, "The Description" will break it up into small chunks and discuss it.
+Section 1, [[Dev:Adding_a_Layer#The Code|"The Code"]] will present the entire source, uninterrupted, and section 2, [[Dev:Adding_a_Layer#The Description|"The Description"]] will break it up into small chunks and discuss it.
 == The Code ==

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	Here's an example of how to add a simple layer to an existing module. For this example I picked something very easy: a layer which removes all colour from the layers beneath it. I will call this creation "Desaturate", and add it to the mod_filter module.		Here's an example of how to add a simple layer to an existing module. For this example I picked something very easy: a layer which removes all colour from the layers beneath it. I will call this creation "Desaturate", and add it to the mod_filter module.

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	Here's an example of how to add a simple layer to an existing module. For this example I picked something very easy: a layer which removes all colour from the layers beneath it. I will call this creation "Desaturate", and add it to the mod_filter module.		Here's an example of how to add a simple layer to an existing module. For this example I picked something very easy: a layer which removes all colour from the layers beneath it. I will call this creation "Desaturate", and add it to the mod_filter module.

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	Here's an example of how to add a simple layer to an existing module. For this example I picked something very easy: a layer which removes all colour from the layers beneath it. I will call this creation "Desaturate", and add it to the mod_filter module.		Here's an example of how to add a simple layer to an existing module. For this example I picked something very easy: a layer which removes all colour from the layers beneath it. I will call this creation "Desaturate", and add it to the mod_filter module.

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