Hi,
Kevin Cozens [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Another way to look at this is from he point of view of
help/documentation. Someone has to create information somewhere that
documents the constants used for plug-ins (whether they be C-based,
Script-Fu, or Perl).
Are you talking about the API docs
Hi,
Kevin Cozens [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
To clarify, I have started looking at porting Guash to the 2.0 API. I
didn't know if anyone else is doing it but I would like it and it
would be a good learning exercise. I wanted to have the sample plug-in
to look at as a template.
Given the state
At 08:48 AM 02/02/2004, Sven wrote:
Given the state of the guash code and that it never got the reputation
of being stable, I'd advocate to write a new plug-in instead of
attempting to port this code. I've been playing with a thumbnail
browser plug-in to make some more use of libgimpthumb.
The
At 08:24 PM 01/30/2004, Marc Lehmann wrote:
Constant names are a much smaller difference than calling conventions
between languages. It is, in general, impossible to use an API for one
language in another without adapting it to the target language.
[snip]
I'd also find it cool if you looked into
On Mon, Feb 02, 2004 at 12:49:21PM -0500, Kevin Cozens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
DB Browser should be consistent for one language even if its just the
abstract PDB language. I don't think it should have different 'modes' to
have it show things depending on a user selectable plug-in language.
At 12:58 PM 02/02/2004, Marc Lehmann wrote:
Constant names for one thing, I thought?
Do you have any specific examples in mind I can look at to see what it
shows. An idea of what you think it should show would also be useful.
During normal development, examples are a hundred times better than
Hello.
Has anyone else found the path tool hard to use?
IMHO, the usability is very low there. If I choose to make first
a polyline and then adjust the curve, the curve type seems to be
unsuitable. The curve goes easily to serpent. If I choose to
make the curve progressively, I have to switch
Aside from that, there's lots of stuff happenning outside CVS
too... the help team recently did a pre-release of the
gimp-help-2 module, and it's looking very good. Roman, Daniel,
Raymond, Niklas, Sven and everyone else who is working on the
help right now are doing a great job.
Aside from that, there's lots of stuff happenning outside CVS
too... the help team recently did a pre-release of the
gimp-help-2 module, and it's looking very good. Roman, Daniel,
Raymond, Niklas, Sven and everyone else who is working on the
help right now are doing a great job.
Greetings.
For those of you working with Script-Fu scripts for the GIMP, I have
made a minor change to the Perl script I wrote to update scripts from
the 1.2 to the 2.0 API.
The latest change allows named constants to be recognized (and updated
as needed) regardless of whether they use _ or -.
Greetings.
I have a patch which removes all of the deprecated named constants from
the Script-Fu based scripts which are part of a standard GIMP
installation.
I haven't attached the patch to this message since it is a bit over
50,000 bytes. The patch file is available with the following URL:
Hi,
On Tue, 2004-02-03 at 00:33, Kevin Cozens wrote:
[snip]
If necessary, I can create a bug report in bugzilla and attach the patch
to the report.
Please do that - bugzilla helps us track bugs along with patches and
enhancement requests much better than a mailing list does.
Sincerely,
Brix
Hi,
some late changes to the GIMP 2.0 API made it necessary to do another
1.3 release of the gimp-plugin-template package. Version 1.3.3 is
compatible with the latest 2.0 prereleases and can be downloaded from
ftp://ftp.gimp.org/pub/gimp/plugin-template
The gimp-plugin-template is essentially
Hi all,
The closing date for submitting abstracts for papers to be
presented at GUADEC is now only 2 weeks away.
Anyone why is planning on giving a talk should send in an
abstract (it doesn't have to be professional, just a short
description of what you want to present) to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] as
On Mon, 2004-02-02 at 18:42, Henrik Brix Andersen wrote:
Please do that - bugzilla helps us track bugs along with patches and
enhancement requests much better than a mailing list does.
Done. The patch affects 48 different scripts. It will allow for the
eventual removal of some code in
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