On Friday 29 August 2003 14:00, you wrote: > Hi, Hi, and sorry for the delay in the answer > imr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > First, how can i close the image window i was working on during the > > script, once i have saved it. i found image_delete and > > display_delete fonctions, but the image_delete wont work as long as > > there is a display opened, so how do I get the display? > > Your script can only delete a display it created itself. When it > creates a display using gimp-display-new it is returned a display > ID. This ID can be used later to remove the display again using > gimp-display-delete. well, i'm glad i didnt answer you too early, because i would have made us lose some more time. Reading my script and trying to figure out what I did wrong or what i didnt understand, i must have skipped like one 100 times the nice simple line with the open_display i just saw right now after a nice w-e. So, yes, it works like it should, and yes, i kick me butt. :(
> > Second and last, I have tried to save a picture as jpg with > > gimp_file_save non interractively. The image was saved with 0 > > quality, is there a way to set the jpg settings without using > > file_jpeg_save and without interractivity? > > It should have been saved with the default JPEG settings. IIRC, the > default quality used to be 0.75 and was lately changed to 0.85. Are > you sure that 0 was used? Which version of GIMP did you use? 1.2.3 from mandrake Since what happens in the above, i'm going to check in what order and how i do this. The script load an image, load an other one, copy it, create a layer in the first image, paste into the layer, translate the layer, anchor it, display the image, flatten it, save the resulting drawable with gimp_file_save and delete whats left. It works nicely with png. > > Sven thx a lot, rémi _______________________________________________ Gimp-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
