Apply binary or unary operators The jit.op object applies either a binary operator to two input matrices, or a unary operator to the left input matrix. A different operator may be specified for each plane, or a scalar may be specified via the val attribute as an alternate to using a second matrix. Cycling '74 Jitter Jitter Compositing Jitter Math in TEXT_HERE in2 TEXT_HERE out TEXT_HERE dumpout TEXT_HERE char long float32 float64 char long float32 float64 Set a value to int. Sets a value to int. Set a value to float. Sets a value to float. Set value to list. Sets value to list. Operator to use The operator to be used (default = pass) If one operator is specified, it is applied to all planes. If multiple operators are specified, they are applied on a plane by plane basis.

Arithmetic Operators:
pass= pass left input, no operator
*= multiplication (also mult)
/= division (also div)
+= addition (also add)
-= subtraction (also sub)
+m= addition modulo (char only) (also addm)
-m= subtraction modulo (char only) (also subm)
%= modulo (also mod)
min= minimum
max= maximum
abs= absolute value (unary)
avg= average
absdiff= absolute value of difference
fold= folding/mirrored modulo (float only)
wrap= wrapping/positive modulo (float only)
!pass= pass right input, no operator
!/= right input divided by left input (flipped)
!-= right input minus left input (flipped)
!%= right input modulo left input (flipped)
ignore= leave previous output value

Trigonometric Operators: (float32/float64 only, unary except atan2)
sin= sine
cos= cosine
tan= tangent
asin= arcsine
acos= arccosine
atan= arctangent
atan2= arctangent (binary)
sinh= hyperbolic sine
cosh= hyperbolic cosine
tanh= hyperbolic tangent
asinh= hyperbolic arcsine
acosh= hyperbolic arccosine
atanh= hyperbolic arctangent

Bitwise Operators: (long/char only)
&= bitwise and
|= bitwise or
^= bitwise xor
~= bitwise compliment (unary)
>>= right shift
<<= left shift

Logical operators
&&= logical and
||= logical or
!= logical not (unary)
>= greater than
<= less than
>== greater than or equal to
<== less than or equal to
=== equal
!== not equal
>p= greater than (pass)
<p= less than (pass)
>=p= greater than or equal to (pass)
<=p= less than or equal to (pass)
==p= equal (pass)
!=p not equal (pass)

Exponential/Logarithmic/Other: (float32/float64 only, unary except hypot and pow)
exp= e to the x
exp2= 2 to the x
ln= log base e
log2= log base 2
log10= log base 10
hypot= hypotenuse (binary)
pow= x to the y (binary)
sqrt= square root
ceil= integer ceiling
floor= integer floor
round= round to nearest integer
trunc= truncate to integer
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