gegl1
Gegl library manual page
Overview
usage: gegl [options] <file | -- [op [op] ..]>
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Options:
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-h, --help -
this help information
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--list-all -
list all known operations
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--exists -
return 0 if the operation(s) exist
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--properties -
output the properties (name, type, description) of the operation
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-i, --file -
read xml from named file
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-x, --xml -
use xml provided in next argument
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--dot -
output a graphviz graph description
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-o, --output -
output generated image to named file, type based on extension.
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-p -
increment frame counters of various elements when processing is done.
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-s scale, --scale scale -
scale output dimensions by this factor.
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-X -
output the XML that was read in
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-v, --verbose -
print diagnostics while running
All parameters following -- are considered ops to be chained together into a small composition instead of using an xml file, this allows for easy testing of filters. Be aware that the default value will be used for all properties.
unknown parameter '--version' giving you help instead
usage: gegl [options] <file | -- [op [op] ..]>
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Options:
-
-h, --help -
this help information
-
--list-all -
list all known operations
-
--exists -
return 0 if the operation(s) exist
-
--properties -
output the properties (name, type, description) of the operation
-
-i, --file -
read xml from named file
-
-x, --xml -
use xml provided in next argument
-
--dot -
output a graphviz graph description
-
-o, --output -
output generated image to named file, type based on extension.
-
-p -
increment frame counters of various elements when processing is done.
-
-s scale, --scale scale -
scale output dimensions by this factor.
-
-X -
output the XML that was read in
-
-v, --verbose -
print diagnostics while running
All parameters following -- are considered ops to be chained together into a small composition instead of using an xml file, this allows for easy testing of filters. Be aware that the default value will be used for all properties.
Releases
Unchanged in 5 releases since Debian 9 (Stretch).