integer values. Integer values are primarily useful for specifying

     0, 1, or working with HDR.

     Visually, this should appear as cyan square of one tone: right is

     integer, left is floating point.

-->

<gegl>

  <node operation='gegl:over'>

      <node operation='gegl:translate'>

          <params>

            <param name='x'>5.000000</param>

            <param name='y'>0.000000</param>

          </params>

      </node>

      <node operation='gegl:crop'>

        <params>

          <param name='width'>5.000000</param>

          <param name='height'>10.000000</param>

        </params>

      </node>

      <node operation='gegl:color'>

        <params>

          <param name='value'>rgb(0, 5, 1)</param>

        </params>

      </node>

  </node>

  <node operation='gegl:crop'>

    <params>

      <param name='width'>10.000000</param>

      <param name='height'>10.000000</param>

    </params>

  </node>

  <node operation='gegl:color'>

    <params>

      <param name='value'>rgb(0.0, 5.0, 1.0)</param>

    </params>

  </node>

</gegl>