Functions Index :: C

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NameDescription PackageModule

CBool

Converts any variable to a bool type variable. The conversion follows the rules of ...

base

conversion

CClip

Converts any variable to a clip type variable. The conversion follows the rules of ...

base

conversion

CeilBs

An extension to the Ceil standard Avisynth function for arbitrary (integer) base base. It returns the base-base ceiling of x (ie the smallest integral multiple of base that is greater or equal to x)...

numeric

rounding

CFloat

Converts any variable to a float type variable. The conversion follows the rules of ...

base

conversion

ChannelIndex

Returns the index in a clip channels' array of the specified in ch channel.

The ch argument must be a signle character string containing one of A, R, G, B, Y, U, V...

filters

channels

CInt

Converts any variable to an int type variable. The conversion follows the rules of ...

base

conversion

Circle

Returns the y-value of x so that the point (x,y) lies on a circle defined by its radius and its center (xc,yc).

If xc or yc are not provided they default to zero.

up_part determines whether the point will be on the...

numeric

curves2d

Clamp

Returns either x unchanged or one of the low_limit / high_limit limiting values specified.

In other words it clamps x inside the interval [low_limit..high_limit]...

numeric

core

ColorSpace

Returns the colorspace of base as a string in the format used by Overlay().

The return value is one of "RGB32", "RGB24", "YUY2" and "YV12"...

clip

core

ConvertToTarget

Converts a clip to a target clip's colorspace...

filters

utility

Cosh

Returns the hyperbolic cosine of its argument...

numeric

functions

Cot

Returns the cotangent of its argument...

numeric

functions

Coth

Returns the hyperbolic cotangent of its argument...

numeric

functions

Count

Returns the count of its arguments (ie the number of defined arguments in the function's argument list)...

numeric

core

CString

Converts any variable to a string type variable. The function behaves like the String() standard Avisynth function, except that it can accept undefined variables also...

base

conversion

 

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