[ date ] 2002/03/04 | Monday | 01:07 PM
[ author ] Sven Neumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
__vio__:
> > with Gimp 1.2.3, and I read it can in fact be made to act like a
> > server, startedwithout the GUI, passing it commands with the
> > 'gimp-remote' program (which incidentally seems absent from my
> > installation).
__sven__:
> The only thing gimp-remote can do is to tell a running gimp to open a
> specific file.
I wrote a script called gimp-request which does what you (vio)
thought gimp-remote would do. An interesting twist is that it
lets you preprocess the Scheme code with Perl. I noticed you
were a Python guy, but you might find the implementation to be
interesting anyway.
http://perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=146539
Instead of trying to bring the GIMP to the Web like you're proposing,
I'm trying to make the GIMP and the Unix command line work together the
way a Unix programmer expects to be able to.
PS: Don't let the long write-up fool you -- the actual script is
really short.
--
package wuv'apqvjgt;($_=join('',(*PgtnHcemgt))) # print map "beppu\@$_\n", qw(
=~ s/([HaP])(?!e)/ \U>$1/g;s/^.|:| (?=A)|>//g;y # cpan.org lbox.org binq.org
/c-z/a-u/;print"J$_\n";#$^%$^X@.^ <!-- japh --> # oss.lineo.com codepoet.org);
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