The deprecated package
The deprecated package contains modules created for backwards compatibility purposes.
The modules provide functions defined in previous AVSLib versions that are now deprecated and will be removed some time in the future.
Note that no module of this package is included in the prebuilt library configurations (those that can be passed to LoadLibrary()) and thus they must be explicitly loaded by the script writer.
Required packages
The deprecated package requires modules from the following packages (see the specific modules' documentation for actual dependencies): base, numeric, string, array, clip.
Modules
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This module contains deprecated functions from previous versions of AVSlib that are solely provided for backwards compatibility purposes. The functions will be eventually removed at a later AVSLib version. array-related. The only documentation provided for deprecated functions are the comments inline to the source code. You may also seek the documentation of previous versions of AVSLib where the functions under question were not deprecated at that moment. | |
This module contains deprecated functions from previous versions of AVSlib that are solely provided for backwards compatibility purposes. The functions will be eventually removed at a later AVSLib version. related to basic operations on variables. The only documentation provided for deprecated functions are the comments inline to the source code. You may also seek the documentation of previous versions of AVSLib where the functions under question were not deprecated at that moment. | |
This module contains deprecated functions from previous versions of AVSlib that are solely provided for backwards compatibility purposes. The functions will be eventually removed at a later AVSLib version. clip-related. The only documentation provided for deprecated functions are the comments inline to the source code. You may also seek the documentation of previous versions of AVSLib where the functions under question were not deprecated at that moment. |