Cdl-convert

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0.9.2

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- Fixed a bug where ALE's with blank lines would not convert correctly.
- Fixed a bug that was preventing ``cdl_convert`` from being correctly installed in Python 2.6
- Fixed continuous integration testing.
- No longer officially supporting Python 3.2, as I've had to remove it from our CI builds. It should still work just fine though, but we won't be running CI against it.

0.9

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- Added ability to parse CMX EDLs
- Fixed a script bug where a collection format containing color decisions will not have those color decisions exported as individual color corrections.
- Fixed a bug where we weren't reading line endings correctly in certain situations.
- Added a cdl_convert.py stub file to the package root level, which will allow running of the cdl_convert script without installation. Due to relative imports in the python code, it was no longer possible to call cdl_convert/cdl_convert.py directly.
- The script, when run directly from cdl_convert.py, will now write errors to stderror correctly, and exit with a status of 1.

0.8

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- Added `--single` flag. When provided with an output collection format, each color correction in the input will be exported to it's own collection.
- Giving a ColorCorrection a non-duplicate ID now works unless the ``--halt`` flag is given. This means that incoming collections that contain duplicate IDs will not fail out.

0.7.1

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- Fixed bug where ALE's without 'Scan Filename' fields could not parse correctly.

0.7

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The biggest change in 0.7 is the addition of collection format support.
``.ccc``, Color Correction Collections, can now be parsed and written. ``.cdl``,
Color Decision Lists, can now be parsed and written. ``.ale``
and ``.flex`` files now return a collection.

- New script flags:
- Adds ``--check`` flag to script, which checks all parsed :class:`ColorCorrects` for sane values, and prints warnings to shell
- Adds ``-d``, ``--destination`` flag to the script, which allows user to specify the output directory converted files will be written to.
- Adds ``--no-ouput`` flag to the script, which goes through the entire conversion process but doesn't actually write anything to disk. Useful for troubleshooting, especially when combined with ``--check``
- Adds ``--halt`` flag to the script, which halts on errors that can be resolved safely (such as negative slope or power values)
- Renames :class:`ColorCollectionBase` to :class:`ColorCollection` , since it will be used directly by both ``ccc`` and ``cdl``.
- Adds ``parse_ccc`` which returns a :class:`ColorCollection` .
- Adds ``write_ccc`` which writes a :class:`ColorCollection` as a ``ccc`` file.
- Adds ``parse_cdl`` which returns a :class:`ColorCollection` .
- Adds ``write_cdl`` which returns a :class:`ColorCollection` as a ``cdl`` file.
- :class:`ColorCollection` is now a fully functional container class, with many attributes and methods.
- Added :class:`ColorDecision` , which stores either a :class:`ColorCorrection` or :class:`ColorCorrectionRef` , and an optional :class:`MediaRef`
- Added :class:`ColorCorrectionRef` , which stores a reference to a :class:`ColorCorrection`
- Added ``parent`` attribute to :class:`ColorCorrection` .
- Calling ``sop_node`` or ``sat_node`` on a :class:`ColorCorrection` before attempting to set a SOP or Sat power now works.
- :class:`ColorCorrection` ``cdl_file`` init argument renamed to ``input_file``, which is now optional and able to be set after init.
- ``parse_cc`` and ``parse_rnh_cdl`` now only yield a single :class:`ColorCorrection` , not a single member list.
- Added dev-requirements.txt (contains ``mock``)
- All ``determine_dest`` methods now take a second ``directory`` argument, which determines the output directory.
- Adds ``sanity_check`` function which prints values which might be unusual to stdout.
- ``parse_cdl`` and ``write_cdl`` renamed to ``parse_rnh_cdl`` and ``write_rnh_cdl`` respectively.
- ``member_reset`` methods:
- :class:`ColorCorrection` now has a ``reset_members`` method, which resets the class level member's dictionary.
- :class:`MediaRef` also has a ``reset_members`` method, as does :class:`ColorCollection`
- ``reset_all`` function calls all of the above ``reset_members`` methods at once.
- Renamed ``cdl_file`` argument:
- ``parse_cc`` ``cdl_file`` arg renamed to ``input_file`` and now accepts a either a raw string or an ``ElementTree`` ``Element`` as ``input_file``.
- ``parse_rnh_cdl`` ``cdl_file`` arg renamed to ``input_file``.
- ``parse_ale`` ``edl_file`` arg renamed to ``input_file``.
- ``parse_flex`` ``edl_file`` arg renamed to ``input_file``.
- Python Structure Refactoring
- Moved ``HALT_ON_ERROR`` into the ``config`` module, which should now be referenced and set by importing the entire ``config`` module, and referencing or setting ``config.HALT_ON_ERROR``
- Script functionality remains in ``cdl_convert.cdl_convert``, but everything else has been moved out.
- :class:`AscColorSpaceBase` , :class:`AscDescBase` , :class:`AscXMLBase` and :class:`ColorNodeBase` now live under ``cdl_convert.base``
- :class:`ColorCollection` now lives in ``cdl_convert.collection``
- :class:`ColorCorrection` , :class:`SatNode` and :class:`SopNode` now live under ``cdl_convert.correction``
- :class:`ColorDecision` , :class:`ColorCorrectionRef` and :class:`MediaRef` now live under ``cdl_convert.decision``
- All parse functions now live under ``cdl_convert.parse``
- All write functions now live under ``cdl_convert.write``
- ``sanity_check`` now live under ``cdl_convert.utils``
- ``reset_all`` now lives under the main module

0.6.1

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- Added :class:`AscXMLBase` class for nodes that can be represented by XML to inherit.
- Suppressed scientific notation from being written out when writing files. Should now write out as close as Python accuracy allows, and the same number of digits.
- ``write_cc`` now writes out 100% correct XML using ElementTree.
- Added tests for ``write_cc``, which **brings our coverage to 100%**

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