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OCIOEXPORT const char * | OCIO_NAMESPACE::OCIO_CONFIG_ENVVAR |
The envvar 'OCIO' provides a path to the config file used by Config::CreateFromEnv. More... | |
OCIOEXPORT const char * | OCIO_NAMESPACE::OCIO_ACTIVE_DISPLAYS_ENVVAR |
OCIOEXPORT const char * | OCIO_NAMESPACE::OCIO_ACTIVE_VIEWS_ENVVAR |
OCIOEXPORT const char * | OCIO_NAMESPACE::OCIO_INACTIVE_COLORSPACES_ENVVAR |
OCIOEXPORT const char * | OCIO_NAMESPACE::OCIO_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS_ENVVAR |
OCIOEXPORT const char * | OCIO_NAMESPACE::OCIO_USER_CATEGORIES_ENVVAR |
These environmental variables are used by the OpenColorIO library. For variables that allow specifying more than one token, they should be separated by commas.
OCIOEXPORT const char* OCIO_NAMESPACE::OCIO_ACTIVE_DISPLAYS_ENVVAR |
The envvar 'OCIO_ACTIVE_DISPLAYS' provides a list of displays overriding the 'active_displays' list from the config file.
OCIOEXPORT const char* OCIO_NAMESPACE::OCIO_ACTIVE_VIEWS_ENVVAR |
The envvar 'OCIO_ACTIVE_VIEWS' provides a list of views overriding the 'active_views' list from the config file.
OCIOEXPORT const char* OCIO_NAMESPACE::OCIO_CONFIG_ENVVAR |
The envvar 'OCIO' provides a path to the config file used by Config::CreateFromEnv.
OCIOEXPORT const char* OCIO_NAMESPACE::OCIO_INACTIVE_COLORSPACES_ENVVAR |
The envvar 'OCIO_INACTIVE_COLORSPACES' provides a list of inactive color spaces overriding the 'inactive_color_spaces' list from the config file.
OCIOEXPORT const char* OCIO_NAMESPACE::OCIO_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS_ENVVAR |
The envvar 'OCIO_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS' provides a way to force a given optimization level. Remove the variable or set the value to empty to not use it. Set the value of the variable to the desired optimization level as either an integer or hexadecimal value. Ex: OCIO_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS="20479" or "0x4FFF" for OPTIMIZATION_LOSSLESS.
OCIOEXPORT const char* OCIO_NAMESPACE::OCIO_USER_CATEGORIES_ENVVAR |
The envvar 'OCIO_USER_CATEGORIES' allows the end-user to filter color spaces shown by applications. Only color spaces that include at least one of the supplied categories will be shown in application menus. Note that applications may also impose their own category filtering in addition to the user-supplied categories. For example, an application may filter by 'working-space' for a menu to select a working space while the user may also filter by '3d-basic' to only show spaces intended for 3d artists who should see the basic set of color spaces. The categories will be ignored if they would result in no color spaces being found.