On 2/13/20 8:43 PM, joelandsonja wrote:
I am having a major issue whenever I export my image file to PDF.
I have to export the image to the exact same size for the PDF file, but whenever
I export the image it changes the size of the image in the PDF file (it makes it
larger).
Can someone
Uh? You can write to a file from the script, using the regular I/O
functions.
For more structured data you can also use the built-in CSV module to
write CSV files, and it is also possible to add excel support to the
python runtime.
On 2/14/20 8:19 AM, ShiroYuki Mot via gimp-user-list wrote:
On
See:
non_empty, x1, y1, x2, y2 = pdb.gimp_selection_bounds(image)
On 2/14/20 7:14 AM, tamasakai wrote:
How to get the positions(x,y) (width, depth) of selected rectangle or selected
ellipse
I read such numbers on GIMP and write them in Excel files but sometime human
error occurs.
I want to
On Python console, this is what you want.
non_empty, x1, y1, x2, y2 = pdb.gimp_selection_bounds(image)
See, 'gimp-selection-bounds' at Procedure Browser.
But, handning values to external App is not so easy.
If you add external library 'pyperclip' you can write to clipboard.
But it is one value
How to get the positions(x,y) (width, depth) of selected rectangle or selected
ellipse
I read such numbers on GIMP and write them in Excel files but sometime human
error occurs.
I want to automate the process.
I read instructions of Python-Fu but there so many functions then I could not
find out
At some point after I first installed Debian (last year), the gimp-python
package disappeared from Debian Testing.
I already had it, so never noticed...
I just did a clean install of Debian Testing LXQt, installed GIMP, moved over
my Resynthesizer-based plugins,
and tried to use Heal Selection.
I am having a major issue whenever I export my image file to PDF.
I have to export the image to the exact same size for the PDF file, but whenever
I export the image it changes the size of the image in the PDF file (it makes it
larger).
Can someone please help me with this problem?
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