I am sorry about not applying your patches before. I have been doing a bit of work to fix some of those problems though. I am currently working on changing pygtk over to use ExtensionClass to simplify things (no more self._o :), and I am moving over to a package structure at the same time, which should get rid of the case insensitivity problems. I have started this work on the branch `extension-class-branch' of the pygtk directory (I haven't branched all of gnome-python because I am currently just trying to get things to work with pygtk at the moment). There isn't much to see now. Just a script to try to convert C header files to the new .defs file format (based on the script sent to me by Toby Reeves), and a script to merge hand modifications from one .defs file into a newer generated defs file. There isn't any actual code to play around with yet though. I will probably be porting the basics over to using ExtensionClass, then do the code generator. James. -- Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] WWW: http://www.daa.com.au/~james/ On Sun, 5 Mar 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > At 11:51 03.03.00 +0200, Matti Picus wrote: > >I am very interested in getting python and the GIMP working on Windows. > >What must be done to get python scripting up to the level of script-fu? How > >difficult would it be to implement a python console that calls GIMP over a > >socket? Over a pipe? Any ideas how to attack this? Are there enough > >question marks in this e-mail? > > Some time ago I've ported pygimp and pygtk. Take a look at: > > http://hans.breuer.org/ports > > It should work with the current Gimp version, if you follow the > installation instructions included. > > > Hi James, > just in the fact, you have lost my mail from 10.11.99 > > Here are some notes about the patch: > > >- Win32 doesn't support filenames different in case only. > > So I've renamed GTK.py to GTK_const.py > > > >- Currently only _gtk is ported, because it's the only one real > > needed for Gimp plug-ins > > > >- There are little changes to the Gimp Win32, I'll discuss > > them with Tor Lillquist soon. > > Now they are integrated in The Gimp since a while ... > > >- My first plug-in is basically running. It writes The Gimp > > documentation from PDB to nice formatted html files. > > [...] > > See: http://hans.breuer.org/gimp/pdb/ > > Regards, > Hans > > To unsubscribe: echo "unsubscribe" | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
