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diff --git a/info/libgamma.texinfo b/info/libgamma.texinfo index 5fdac2a..25548fb 100644 --- a/info/libgamma.texinfo +++ b/info/libgamma.texinfo @@ -469,6 +469,8 @@ and for the freedom of all. * Adjustment methods:: Selecting adjustment method. * Adjustment method capabilities:: Identifying capabilities of adjustment methods. * CRTC information:: Retrieving information about CRTC:s. +* Monitors:: Selecting monitors. +* Gamma ramps:: Fetch and manipulating gamma ramps. * Errors:: Error codes and how to handle errors. @end menu @@ -561,9 +563,9 @@ values. Capabilities. -@table @code +@table @asis £>for cap in $(libgamma-method-extract --list --cap-t); do -@item £{cap} [£(libgamma-method-extract --type --cap-t $cap)] +@item @code{£{cap}} [@code{£(libgamma-method-extract --type --cap-t $cap)}] £>libgamma-method-extract --cap-t $cap | texise £>if [ $cap = crtc_information ]; then See @ref{CRTC information} for more information. @@ -585,7 +587,7 @@ CRTC information. £>done @end table -Subpixel order. +@code{libgamma_subpixel_order_t} (@code{enum libgamma_subpixel_order}). @table @code £>for order in $(libgamma-method-extract --list --subpixel); do @@ -594,7 +596,7 @@ Subpixel order. £>done @end table -Connector type. +@code{libgamma_connector_type_t} (@code{enum libgamma_connector_type}). @table @code £>for type in $(libgamma-method-extract --list --connector); do @@ -603,17 +605,150 @@ Connector type. £>done @end table -Fields. +@code{libgamma_crtc_information_t} (@code{struct libgamma_crtc_information}). -@table @code +@table @asis £>for info in $(libgamma-method-extract --list --info-t); do -@item £{info} [£(libgamma-method-extract --type --info-t $info)] +@item @code{£{info}} [@code{£(libgamma-method-extract --type --info-t $info)}] £>libgamma-method-extract --info-t $info | texise £>done @end table +@node Monitors +@section Monitors + +TODO + + + +@node Gamma ramps +@section Gamma ramps + +@command{libgamma} has support for 5 +different gamma ramps structures: +16-bit depth, 32-bit depth, 64-bit +depth, single precision floating point, +and double precision floating point. +For best performance, you should +select the one that the adjustment +method uses. If you choose a type +other than what the adjustment +method uses, it will be converted. + +@table @asis +@item @code{libgamma_gamma_ramps_t} (@code{struct libgamma_gamma_ramps}) +16-bit integer (@code{uint16_t}). +This is by far the most common. + +@item @code{libgamma_gamma_ramps32_t} (@code{struct libgamma_gamma_ramps32}) +32-bit integer (@code{uint32_t}). +Currently no adjustment method. + +@item @code{libgamma_gamma_ramps64_t} (@code{struct libgamma_gamma_ramps64}) +64-bit integer (@code{uint64_t}). +Currently no adjustment method. + +@item @code{libgamma_gamma_rampsf_t} (@code{struct libgamma_gamma_rampsf}) +Single precision floating point (@code{float}). +Currently this is only used by the +Quartz/CoreGraphics adjustment method. + +@item @code{libgamma_gamma_rampsd_t} (@code{struct libgamma_gamma_rampsd}) +Double precision floating point (@code{double}). +Currently no adjustment method. +@end table + +These structures are very similar. +They have three ramps, one per channels, +each have an array that is a lookup +table with one associated variable that +describes the size of the table. They +only differ in the element type of the +arrays --- @code{red}, @code{green} and +@code{blue} --- whose type is specified +in the table above. @code{red}, @code{green} +and @code{blue} is a pointer of that type. +For example, for @code{libgamma_gamma_ramps_t} +@code{red}, @code{green} and @code{blue} +are of type @code{uint16_t*} since the +element type is @code{uint16_t}. + +@table @asis +@item @code{red_size} [@code{size_t}] +The number of stops in @code{red}. + +@item @code{green_size} [@code{size_t}] +The number of stops in @code{green}. + +@item @code{blue_size} [@code{size_t}] +The number of stops in @code{blue}. + +@item @code{red} +The lookup table for the red channel. + +@item @code{green} +The lookup table for the green channel. + +@item @code{blue} +The lookup table for the blue channel. +@end table + +Because of how the adjustment method's +own API's are designed @code{red}, +@code{green} and @code{blue} should +actually one array. To make sure that +this is done the right way and to reduce +you own code @code{libgamma} provides +functions to create and destroy gamma +ramp structures. + +@table @asis +@item @code{libgamma_gamma_ramps_initialise} [@code{int *(libgamma_gamma_ramps_t* restrict)}] +@itemx @code{libgamma_gamma_ramps32_initialise} [@code{int *(libgamma_gamma_ramps32_t* restrict)}] +@itemx @code{libgamma_gamma_ramps64_initialise} [@code{int *(libgamma_gamma_ramps64_t* restrict)}] +@itemx @code{libgamma_gamma_rampsf_initialise} [@code{int *(libgamma_gamma_rampsf_t* restrict)}] +@itemx @code{libgamma_gamma_rampsd_initialise} [@code{int *(libgamma_gamma_rampsd_t* restrict)}] +Initialise a gamma ramp in the proper way +that allows all adjustment methods to read +from and write to it without causing +segmentation violation. + +The input must have @code{red_size}, +@code{green_size} and @code{blue_size} +set to the sizes of the gamma ramps +that should be allocated. + +Zero is returned on success. On error +@code{-1} is returned and @code{errno} +is set accordingly. These functions can +only fail on @code{malloc} error. + +@item @code{libgamma_gamma_ramps_destroy} [@code{void *(libgamma_gamma_ramps_t* restrict)}] +@itemx @code{libgamma_gamma_ramps32_destroy} [@code{void *(libgamma_gamma_ramps32_t* restrict)}] +@itemx @code{libgamma_gamma_ramps64_destroy} [@code{void *(libgamma_gamma_ramps64_t* restrict)}] +@itemx @code{libgamma_gamma_rampsf_destroy} [@code{void *(libgamma_gamma_rampsf_t* restrict)}] +@itemx @code{libgamma_gamma_rampsd_destroy} [@code{void *(libgamma_gamma_rampsd_t* restrict)}] +Release resources that are held by a gamma +ramp strcuture that has been allocated by +@code{libgamma_gamma_ramps_initialise} or +otherwise initialises in the proper manner. + +@item @code{libgamma_gamma_ramps_free} [@code{void *(libgamma_gamma_ramps_t* restrict)}] +@itemx @code{libgamma_gamma_ramps32_free} [@code{void *(libgamma_gamma_ramps32_t* restrict)}] +@itemx @code{libgamma_gamma_ramps64_free} [@code{void *(libgamma_gamma_ramps64_t* restrict)}] +@itemx @code{libgamma_gamma_rampsf_free} [@code{void *(libgamma_gamma_rampsf_t* restrict)}] +@itemx @code{libgamma_gamma_rampsd_free} [@code{void *(libgamma_gamma_rampsd_t* restrict)}] +Release resources that are held by a gamma +ramp strcuture that has been allocated by +@code{libgamma_gamma_ramps*_initialise} or +otherwise initialises in the proper manner, +as well as release the pointer to the +structure. +@end table + + @node Errors @section Errors |