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Re: some filters i have wrote.



Tim,

I'm not very happy with the remarks on your homepage.

Why does Filter Factory suck badly?
There are hundreds of great filters made with FF. It's great as soon 
as you get the hang of it. And FF is the reason why there is such a 
great Mailing list like this.

What do you mean with "FiFo is SenilityWare"?
It's just time limited Shareware. If you like it and want to use it, 
you have to pay for it. Nothing wrong with it in my opinion.

And what do you mean with "FM is ClumsyWare"?
Maybe you forgot that FM is still beta software? The final version 
surely will have an option to compile standalone filters.

Please be carefull with such kind of remarks.

Michael.


> i've put doco, demos & source at:
> 
> http://www.ozemail.com.au/~tal/Filters/index.html
> 
> this includes a raw link to the 8 half-tone filters i just did,
> which have no doco, demos or source (yet).
> 
> am i missing any tricks or traps of FF programming?
> 
> - i noted the discussion on "cnv" - pity about that!
> 
> - i also discovered the nice technique of get(get(N)),
> allows one to calculate an array index and store it in N,
> then fetch the value from the array using "get" as a
> dereferencing mechanism.
> 
> - "put" also seems a little odd.  it seems to fail sometimes
> when used like:
> 
> 	<expr>?put(<expr>,<register>):put(<expr>,<register>)
> 
> but works fine when used like:
> 
> 	put(<expr>?<expr>:<expr>,<register>)
> 
> - i like the "map" function a lot - a nice way to grab a
> mid-range of intensities, and just work on that.
> 
> any other gnarly bits?  i've read all the doco i could find,
> and it's kinda repetitive, and doesn't explain the oddities.
> 
> regards,
> 	 tal
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> 
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> [Phone: 61 2 9557 4050]
> [mailto:tal@maxtal.com.au]
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> 
> 


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