On June 13 I wrote:
So far as I recall, Gimp has always lacked the ability to copy and paste
images to other applications. Is this something that still requires
support from Gtk to do cleanly? I noticed that the Win32 port of Gimp
ships with a plugin that hacks in some clipboard support, and
Hi,
Shlomi Fish [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If there's an API function that you don't understand you can look at
its description in the header files and source code under
libgimp/, libgimpbase, etc. grep is your friend.
I also suggest you use the API documentation which can be found in the
Hi,
Brion Vibber [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
After a lot of recompiling, I've managed to get 2.1 running from
CVS. It seems to be doing _something_ with the clipboard, but I
haven't yet gotten anything resembling an image out of it. Is there
any X11-based program known to interoperate with it
Hi again
Thanks for all the reply's - that was really fast.
Anyway, I'll be looking into the bmp plug-in and then I'll properbly
come running for help again.
Thanks all,
Søren
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Hi,
I use the script-fu-server and came across this remark at
http://people.westminstercollege.edu/students/d-b1649/linux/gimp_server.html
quote
Adding a Queue
Because the Gimp was not originally designed as a server, it does not follow
some conventions that are necessary for such a mode. This
Hi Brion,
it would be very helpful if you could point us to some documentation
about the MacOS X clipboard. I am particularily interested in the
formats that are typically used to exchange data using the clipboard.
Sven
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Sven Neumann wrote:
it would be very helpful if you could point us to some documentation
about the MacOS X clipboard. I am particularily interested in the
formats that are typically used to exchange data using the clipboard.
Hi,
Brion Vibber [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Cocoa apps (those written with the NeXT-derived toolkit) use TIFF for
transferring raster images. Older apps (like Photoshop) tend to use
PICT, which is a metafile format encapsulating calls to the QuickDraw
drawing library. Using the Cocoa
Sven Neumann wrote:
Is there any X11-based program known to interoperate with it that
I could test with to make sure it's working?
The easiest way to test is to use a second instance of GIMP. Another
application that is known to work is the word-processor Abiword.
Thanks, it seems to be working
Hi,
one of the things we dicussed shortly at GIMPCon was how to add basic
color management to GIMP. We know that it will be a major effort to
integrate this and it will need GEGL to do it properly. However there
are a few things in this area that we should be able to do for GIMP
2.2. That should
Hi,
Brion Vibber [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The easiest way to test is to use a second instance of GIMP. Another
application that is known to work is the word-processor Abiword.
Thanks, it seems to be working on the X11 side. I do sometimes get
what looks like an RGBA/ARGB mixup copying
Tor Lillqvist wrote:
Brion Vibber writes:
How is image cut-n-paste handled on Win32?
There is a (Windows-specific) GIMP plug-in that does the paste from
(Windows) Clipboard and copy to Clipboard. That code probably
should move to GTK+. (I doubt it's straightforward, though, so it
hardly will get
Brion Vibber writes:
How is image cut-n-paste handled on Win32? Windows apps use DIB (.bmp)
format for clipboard transfer; does the GDK backend handle DIB-PNG
conversion? I took a quick look around gdkselection-win32.c friends
but didn't see anything obvious.
There is a
Sven Neumann writes:
When an image file we open has an embedded color profile we should ask
the user if the image should be converted to linear sRGB (which is
what GIMP assumes internally).
Er, what's linear about sRGB? It's gamma encoded (and that's a good
thing). Doesn't the term linear
Hi,
Tor Lillqvist wrote:
There is a (Windows-specific) GIMP plug-in that does the paste from
(Windows) Clipboard and copy to Clipboard. That code probably
should move to GTK+. (I doubt it's straightforward, though, so it
hardly will get done in GTK+ 2.6.)
What is the state of support for
Sven Neumann writes:
What is the state of support for the GDK clipboard in the win32
backend?
For the *GDK* clipboard only cutpaste of text is supported. The
winclipboard plug-in uses the Windows clipboard directly.
Michael reported that he can't even copy and paste image data
from one
I wrote:
Thanks, it seems to be working on the X11 side. I do sometimes get what
looks like an RGBA/ARGB mixup copying from Abiword to Gimp though; I'll
try to isolate that and report the bug to the guilty party... :P
Patch in bugzilla: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=145482
-- brion
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