Options used embedded in ICC file?

[Michael Darling]

It would be awesome if argyll embedded the options used to create an ICC
file in the ICC file itself. Not sure if this could perhaps go in the tag
"targ" under a custom keyword - or be appended to the DESCRIPTOR field in
there?

What would be even more awesome is if this embedding flowed through the
intermediate files (TI1/TI2/TI3), so the targen options would flow all the
way into the ICC file.

I now keep a list for each profile the options I use, but am trying to
re-create a profile made a year ago from when I wasn't doing that.

[Kai-Uwe Behrmann]

Post by Michael Darling
It would be awesome if argyll embedded the options used to create an ICC
file in the ICC file itself. Not sure if this could perhaps go in the tag
"targ" under a custom keyword - or be appended to the DESCRIPTOR field in
there?
What would be even more awesome is if this embedding flowed through the
intermediate files (TI1/TI2/TI3), so the targen options would flow all the
way into the ICC file.
I now keep a list for each profile the options I use, but am trying to
re-create a profile made a year ago from when I wasn't doing that.

How about embedding the command line(s) used into a info or shel text tag?

[edmund ronald]

embedding the measurements too ...

Post by Kai-Uwe Behrmann

Post by Michael Darling
It would be awesome if argyll embedded the options used to create an ICC
file in the ICC file itself. Not sure if this could perhaps go in the

tag

Post by Michael Darling
"targ" under a custom keyword - or be appended to the DESCRIPTOR field in
there?
What would be even more awesome is if this embedding flowed through the
intermediate files (TI1/TI2/TI3), so the targen options would flow all

the

Post by Michael Darling
way into the ICC file.
I now keep a list for each profile the options I use, but am trying to
re-create a profile made a year ago from when I wasn't doing that.

How about embedding the command line(s) used into a info or shel text tag?

[Kai-Uwe Behrmann]

Post by edmund ronald
embedding the measurements too ...

Measurements are since quite some time inside the targ tag present. Read
the colprof documentation:
http://argyllcms.com/doc/colprof.html
colprof -nc omits to embedd the targ tag and all measurements.


PS: The OpenICC profiles generated through Argyll contained the
dmnd/desc tag for refering the command line. Here an partitial example:
dmnd/desc[3] 188 @ 548 Device manufacturerer description:
colprof -v -qh -bh -kp 0 .3 1. 1. .48 -l340 FOGRA30L (ArgyllCMS v1.0.3
http://www.argyllcms.com)
dmdd/desc[4] 103 @ 736 Device model description:
FOGRA30L.txt