Re: Script-fu tutorial
Hi! Is there a tutorial/documentation for script fu programming available? A Google search offers some good links to Script-fu tutorials. Just try: http://www.google.com/search?q=gimp+script-fu+tutorial There's also a tiny introduction in Scheme (the Script-fu language) at the Gimp User Group: http://gug.sunsite.dk/?page=tutorials Hope it helps. CU, Michael ---=[[EMAIL PROTECTED]]=--- ---=[ http://www.technoid.f2s.com ]=---
Re: [ANNOUNCE] Script-Fu Tutorial
Carl-Johan Sveningsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: 1. Would it be ok if this was maybe translated into Swedish some day and mirrored at a gimp-page? Maybe GUG will want it too. Sure, take it, hack it, translate it, whatever you want. 2. How widely-used should script-fu still be? I recall hearing a discussion that SF would (should?) die in favour of perl-fu and c-plugins? It'd be great fun to know how to code my own plugin in C...but already knowing some SF, should this knowledge be considered old and obsolete? For example Script-Fu and Python-Fu are very similar. Learning script programming with Gimp is IMHO more an issue of learing how Gimp and the PDB works. One's you are handy with that, it shouldn't be a great problem to translate to Python-Fu or Perl-Fu. Even C-Plugin's are very similar, only a bit more complicated. -- ICQ: 59461927 http://www.pingus.cx | Ingo Ruhnke [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://home.pages.de/~grumbel/ | '
Re: [ANNOUNCE] Script-Fu Tutorial
Hi, I have written just another Script-Fu tutorial, its a short tutorial for the people, which are already familar with the Scheme language. It gives step by step instructions on how to write an example Script-Fu, avoid pitfalls and debug Script-Fu. The tutorial isn't completly finished yet, but it should provide enough info's for a start. The tutorial is available at: * http://pingus.seul.org/~grumbel/gimp/script-fu/script-fu-tut.html Comments are welcome. Hi. Nice and interesting tutorial...but I have some questions... 1. Would it be ok if this was maybe translated into Swedish some day and mirrored at a gimp-page? Maybe GUG will want it too. 2. How widely-used should script-fu still be? I recall hearing a discussion that SF would (should?) die in favour of perl-fu and c-plugins? It'd be great fun to know how to code my own plugin in C...but already knowing some SF, should this knowledge be considered old and obsolete? Also, could someone please sum up to me what the problems where when AFAIK, a lot of SF-plugins stopped working in some development version of gimp? Thanks. Carl-Johan Sveningsson "Succumb to natural tendencies. Be hateful and boring." ICQ# 2357535 http://come.to/woc/ http://wlug.westbo.se/ -BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK- Version: 3.12 GSS/CS/P d(++,--)--- s-: a--- C(,!) UL+++ P+++$ L++ E-$ W++(@) N? o? K? w-- !O M- V? PS++(@) PE- Y? PGP?++ t-++ 5?+++ X+ R- tv-! b DI++ D+ G e$ h--(+,) r(+++,---) y+** --END GEEK CODE BLOCK--