[Bug 794837] cannot pass arguments to effects with ges-launch-1.0

[GStreamer (GNOME Bugzilla)]

https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=794837

--- Comment #4 from Thibault Saunier <tsaunier at gnome.org> ---
The documentation was wrong about the -d, it should never have been there. I am
now generating the doc which now looks like:

Available ges-launch-1.0 commands:

+clip <clip uri> - Adds a clip in the timeline.
  Properties:
    * name: The name of the clip, can be used as an ID later.
    * start: The starting position of the clip in the timeline.
    * duration: The duration of the clip.
    * inpoint: The inpoint of the clip (time in the input file to start playing
from).
    * track-types: The type of the tracks where the clip should be used (audio
or video or audio+video).
    * layer: The priority of the layer into which the clip should be added.

+effect <effect bin description> - Adds an effect as specified by
'bin-description',
similar to gst-launch-style pipeline description, without setting properties
(see `set-` for information about how to set properties).

  Properties:
    * element-name: The name of the element to apply the effect on.
    * name: The name to be given to the effect.

+test-clip <test clip pattern> - Add a test clip in the timeline.
  Properties:
    * name: The name of the clip, can be used as an ID later.
    * start: The starting position of the clip in the timeline.
    * duration: The duration of the clip.
    * inpoint: The inpoint of the clip (time in the input file to start
playing).
    * layer: The priority of the layer into which the clip should be added.

+title <title text> - Adds a clip in the timeline.
  Properties:
    * name: The name of the clip, can be used as an ID later.
    * start: The starting position of the clip in the timeline.
    * duration: The duration of the clip.
    * inpoint: The inpoint of the clip (time in the input file to start playing
from).
    * track-types: The type of the tracks where the clip should be used (audio
or video or audio+video).
    * layer: The priority of the layer into which the clip should be added.

set- <property name> <value> - Set a property on the last added element.
Any child property that exists on the previously added element
can be used as <property name>

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