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remove ability to set dparams from -launch. this is the only real loss of functionality from moving dparams out of co...
Original commit message from CVS: remove ability to set dparams from -launch. this is the only real loss of functionality from moving dparams out of core. Maybe I'll make the parser pluggable ;)
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@ -236,32 +236,10 @@ gst_parse_launch_cmdline(int argc,char *argv[],GstBin *parent,gst_parse_priv *pr
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pos[0] = '\0';
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argval = pos+1;
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// parse dparams values
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if (strstr(arg, "@") == arg){
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GstDParamManager *dpman;
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GstDParam *dparam;
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GType dparam_type;
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argname++;
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GST_DEBUG(0,"attempting to set dynamic param '%s' to '%s' on element '%s'\n",
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argname,argval,GST_ELEMENT_NAME(previous));
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dpman = GST_ELEMENT_DPARAM_MANAGER(previous);
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dparam_type = gst_dpman_get_dparam_type(dpman, argname);
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if (dparam_type > 0){
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gst_dpman_set_mode(dpman, "synchronous");
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dparam = gst_dparam_new(dparam_type);
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gst_dpman_attach_dparam (dpman, argname, dparam);
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gst_dparam_set_value_from_string(GST_DPARAM_GET_POINT(dparam, 0LL)[0], argval);
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GST_DPARAM_READY_FOR_UPDATE(dparam) = TRUE;
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}
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} else {
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GST_DEBUG(0,"attempting to set argument '%s' to '%s' on element '%s'\n",
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argname,argval,GST_ELEMENT_NAME(previous));
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gst_util_set_object_arg (G_OBJECT(previous), argname, argval);
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g_free(argname);
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}
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GST_DEBUG(0,"attempting to set argument '%s' to '%s' on element '%s'\n",
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argname,argval,GST_ELEMENT_NAME(previous));
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gst_util_set_object_arg (G_OBJECT(previous), argname, argval);
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g_free(argname);
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// element or argument, or beginning of bin or thread
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} else if (arg[0] == '[') {
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