> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: "DVBCUT questions, discussions and announcements" > <[email protected]> > Gesendet: 30.10.07 14:15:50 > An: discussions and announcements" <[email protected]> > Betreff: Re: [DVBCUT-user] time stamps and other stuff... > > The export_flag logic is a little flawed anyway. The lookup table should > contain <start,stop> pairs instead of single frame numbers, and include > the implicit BOF/EOF markers if they're relevant. That is, it should > always reflect the *effective* cut list (as opposed to the GUI's event > list which may be different). Then you could perform a simple binary > search followed by a range comparision to check whether a frame is > exported or not. And in FileExport, you would simply iterate over the > array without having to deal with any special cases again and again. >
Yepp,... VERY GOOD IDEA!!! That's the way it has to be implemented!
ONE cleaned list which shows clearly what has to be exported and not scanning
the event list again and again at different places in the code...
Sven probabely just had the time/frame display in mind when implementing the
lookup table, but since the update-routine is anyhow called every time when a
start/stop-item is
changed or added, it's only logical to use it as central information for the
export and NOT the eventlist!
That way also this calculation of totalpictures is no more necessary... very
nice!
ciao
Ralph
PS: Guess we'll have Revision 100 on Helloween... ;-)
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