>From: "Michael P. Soulier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> You might then consider ImageMagick. It's intended for this kind of thing,
>as opposed to a lot of user interaction.
I still have to define __interactively__ one rectangle per image.
ImageMagick cannot do it.
Gimp can do what I want, but I should be able to move the
actual performance of operations to the patch processing.
In my own Gimp script:
-Am I able to make a dialog window with one button: "next image"?
-The script is able to close the previous image and open the next
image?
-While the image is open, am I able to draw a selection rectangle
or a crop tool rectangle on the image?
-To save the rectangle information to a file (when the "next" button
is pressed while the rectangle is still visible)?
After all that I would be able to use another script to actually
perform the operations. If all above can be performed, I could check
that script myself.
By the way, it doesn't look good if people are here pointed to use
other software; why not ask how Gimp could be improved for making
all the above possible? Thanks.
Regards,
Juhana
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