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This in turn changes the corresponding value for the 'Filter' state. For example, Bayer as compared to YCBCR as compared to SuperCell - all will have a different list of possible Filter choices. Note that the value(s) presented on the Data Interpretation page change depending on the output format in use. The following settings are special cases: 12 will be 12.5% (1/8 exactly), 6 will be 6.25% (1/16 exactly) and 3 will be 3.125% (1/32 exactly).Ĭorresponds to Filter selection on the Data Interpretation page. Their value can optionally be set per-context only via an INI file version the format is STATE = variable (0 | 1), value.įor Python functions and through ApBase, the STATE value is set per the sensor's currently active context.Ĭorresponds to Zoom In/Out buttons on the DevWare toolbar. Note on per-Context variables some ColorPipe variables are duplicated per-context - those are noted by 'Duplicated per-context.' in their description. The Python setstate() function can create either a integer-valued or string-valued variable depending on the data type of the value parameter. The STATE= ini command will always create a string-valued variable if the variable is not yet defined. For example, parameter values used by a plug-in could be set in ini files like native DevWare settings.

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This is useful with software extensions such as DevWare plug-ins and user-defined toolbars. The software will store the value, which can be retrieved later. It is possible to set a variable with a name of your choosing. The data type of the value passed to setstate() must be int or str according to the variable. The return value from getstate() will be an integer or a string according to the specific variable.

The Python functions to get and set STATE variables are apbase.getstate( variable ), and tstate( variable, value ). '' is the optional parameter for those STATE variables that on duplicated per-context see below under ' per-Context variables'.

The value is interpreted as an integer or a string according to the name of the variable. The ini file command to set a STATE variable is STATE= variable , value. (Non-integer numbers are string-valued for the purposes of the APIs.) Most variables have a corresponding control on the DevWare user interface (UI). The data type of a variable is either integer or string. STATE variables can be set by commands or Python statements in initialization files, and by various APIs supported by the software such as the ApBase API, the DevWare COM interface, and the DevWare plug-in interface. STATE variables control the operation of the software, mainly the image processing. The following table lists the so-called STATE variables implemented in the ApBase library, DevWare, and related software.

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