Jean-Francois Charles

After specifying an expr, is it possible to modify attributes of instantiated objects without specifying again a whole expr?

For instance, I would like to do something like:

This syntax is not correct, but once jit.sobel exists inside jit.expr, how to change its threshold (without building again the jit.expr object tree)?

After specifying an expr, is it possible to modify attributes of instantiated objects without specifying again a whole expr?
For instance, I would like to do something like:
expr "jit.sobel(in[0], @mode 0, @thresh in[1])"
This syntax is not correct, but once jit.sobel exists inside jit.expr, how to change its threshold (without building again the jit.expr object tree)?
Thanks.


jit-expr-modify-the-arguments-of-an-instantiated-object

To rephrase my question: is there a way to address the arguments of specific objects within a jit.expr tree?

I would find it especially useful to do something like:

expr "jit.sobel(in[0], @mode 0, @thresh bound-to(in[1]))"

To rephrase my question: is there a way to address the arguments of specific objects within a jit.expr tree?
I would find it especially useful to do something like:
expr "jit.sobel(in[0], @mode 0, @thresh bound-to(in[1]))"
Is it already possible?


jit.expr: modify the attributes of an instantiated object?