gstreamer-rs/Gir_GstVideo.toml
Sebastian Dröge a753c65d33 video: Add VideoTimeCode bindings
There's a VideoTimeCode type that represents any kind of timecodes,
including invalid ones, and which allows to change each field
individually. And ValidVideoTimeCode that has all fields
validated and that can be used with most of the API.

In C, validation of the timecodes is left to the user and most functions
assert on getting passed valid timecodes.
2018-12-17 17:40:41 +02:00

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[options]
girs_dir = "gir-files"
library = "GstVideo"
version = "1.0"
min_cfg_version = "1.8"
target_path = "gstreamer-video"
work_mode = "normal"
concurrency = "send+sync"
generate_safety_asserts = true
single_version_file = true
generate_display_trait = false
external_libraries = [
"GLib",
"GObject",
"Gst",
"GstBase",
]
generate = [
"GstVideo.VideoFormat",
"GstVideo.VideoFormatFlags",
"GstVideo.VideoTileMode",
"GstVideo.VideoInterlaceMode",
"GstVideo.VideoFlags",
"GstVideo.VideoChromaSite",
"GstVideo.VideoColorMatrix",
"GstVideo.VideoTransferFunction",
"GstVideo.VideoColorPrimaries",
"GstVideo.VideoMultiviewMode",
"GstVideo.VideoMultiviewFlags",
"GstVideo.VideoFieldOrder",
"GstVideo.VideoFrameFlags",
"GstVideo.VideoMultiviewFramePacking",
"GstVideo.VideoFilter",
"GstVideo.VideoOverlayFormatFlags",
"GstVideo.VideoTimeCodeFlags",
]
manual = [
"GLib.DateTime",
"GObject.Object",
"Gst.Object",
"Gst.Element",
"GstBase.BaseTransform",
"GstVideo.VideoInfo",
"GstVideo.VideoFormatInfo",
"GstVideo.VideoColorimetry",
"GstVideo.VideoColorRange",
"GstVideo.VideoFrame",
"GstVideo.VideoTimeCode",
"GstVideo.VideoTimeCodeInterval",
]
[[object]]
name = "Gst.Caps"
status = "manual"
ref_mode = "ref"
[[object]]
name = "GstVideo.VideoOverlay"
status = "generate"
[[object.function]]
name = "set_render_rectangle"
[object.function.return]
bool_return_is_error = "Failed to set render rectangle"