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Fast and tiny JavaScript library for HTML5 game and playable ads creation.
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JavaScript
/**
* @author Mat Groves http://matgroves.com/ @Doormat23
*/
/**
* This is the base class for creating a PIXI filter. Currently only webGL supports filters.
* If you want to make a custom filter this should be your base class.
* @class AbstractFilter
* @constructor
* @param fragmentSrc {Array} The fragment source in an array of strings.
* @param uniforms {Object} An object containing the uniforms for this filter.
*/
var Filter = function (fragmentSrc, uniforms) {
/**
* An array of passes - some filters contain a few steps this array simply stores the steps in a liniear fashion.
* For example the blur filter has two passes blurX and blurY.
* @property passes
* @type Array(Filter)
* @private
*/
this.passes = [this];
/**
* @property shaders
* @type Array(Shader)
* @private
*/
this.shaders = [];
/**
* @property dirty
* @type Boolean
*/
this.dirty = true;
/**
* @property padding
* @type Number
*/
this.padding = 0;
/**
* @property uniforms
* @type object
* @private
*/
this.uniforms = uniforms || {};
/**
* @property fragmentSrc
* @type Array
* @private
*/
this.fragmentSrc = fragmentSrc || [];
};
Filter.prototype.constructor = Filter;
/**
* Syncs the uniforms between the class object and the shaders.
*
* @method syncUniforms
*/
Filter.prototype.syncUniforms = function () {
for (var i = 0, j = this.shaders.length; i < j; i++) {
this.shaders[i].dirty = true;
}
};
/*
Filter.prototype.apply = function(frameBuffer)
{
// TODO :)
};
*/
export { Filter };