hi,
is it ok to use image magick(c++) functions inside
gimp plugins?
I don't see why not. There are more plugins that use other libraries,
like for example the mpeg plugin. Allthough having your plugin using
additional libraries won't increase it's changes of becoming part of the
GIMP core
Hope anyone can help me with this one: I just checked out GIMP from CVS
and try to run autogen.sh. However this results in a few hundred error
messages, starting with:
---
I am testing that you have the required versions of libtool, autoconf,
automake, glib-gettextize and intltoolize. This
GTK 2.0 now has this nice feature of using mnemonics which I think can
greatly improve the navigation inside dialogs. I have 3 questions about
this:
* should we have some kind of guideline for using these, such that each
plugin will use more or less the same mnemonics?
* what will be the
Sven Neumann wrote:
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actually, I expect Step 3 to take less than 20 minutes. Just go ahead
and introduce a preview widget based on GtkPreview and we'll port it to
GtkDrawingArea for you.
Well, because of my gf and little daughter 20 minutes might be all the
time I get to spend in a few
Ok, this has been discussed numerous times and seems to be quite high on
the wishlist but it still doesn't really exist: a preview widget that
can be used in all (or probably most) plug-ins.
So I've taken up this challenge and started coding, heavily based on
some work that has already been done
Hi,
Will it be possible for plug-ins in 1.3.x/1.4 to put their own neat
little icons in front of their menu entry? I guess this would mean some
minor enhancements to the plugin API :)
Maurits
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Hi,
I noticed that it's pretty easy to write a plug-in to import Photoshop
brushes. There seem to be lots of those freely around on the net. First
question: is this plug-in already available (couldn't find it in the
registry) and secondly: if not, would there be any interest in such a
plugin?
