I have a rough draft of some of the differences between SIOD-fu. It is
not yet comprehensive but perhaps it might be useful as a starting point.
http://flashingtwelve.brickfilms.com/GIMP/Scripts/Script-fu-2/Reference/SIODdifferences-0.1.txt
On Tue, 2007-01-30 at 12:53 -0800, Akkana Peck wrote:
Sorry, no. I don't see the benefit over switching between layers.
#1: A selection does not overlap its inverse.
#2: There is no need to keep track of which layers are associated with
each other (and for switching between layers, presumably they would
need to be adjacent in the layerstack).
#3:
gg wrote:
I assume a tear-off menu is the context menu I get from a right-mouse
click. I dont see the gain here, it's actually one click more than using
the edit menu.
If I misunderstood, could you explain what a tear-off is?
The menus that you obtain with a right-click have a
gg wrote:
I also find as a user that menus often go too deep.
One sub-menu is acceptable , two starts to get unwieldy. Eg. I ofter
copy
a selection and Paste As New , this is three levels deep. I'd like to
see
this at the same level as Cut: Cut | Paste | Paste as New. I crated a
we still need the Script-Fu blurbs reviewed for GIMP 2.4.
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=351283
Might you perhaps find time to finish this task anytime soon?
I have submitted a patch which hopefully will be close to what you are
expecting.
It is amazing what
Unless anyone objects, I would like to commit a trivial patch tomorrow
that disables Script-Fu by default in configure.in. It will still be
possible to use the old interpreter by using --enable-script-fu
explicitely, but otherwise Script-Fu should be considered as obsolete.
I should like to
Am I missing something about why this is hard to do, or has it just
never been a priority to provide record to script capability?
If my understanding is correct, the UNDO history does not record the
actions you take, merely the result of those actions (by saving the
portions of the image that
On a related note to this thread, I was wondering if there was any way
to have a script perform an Undo or to go back a few steps in the Undo
history.
I have a script which chops a layer up into multiple pieces and the
result is a layer that is centered relative to the original layer. In
many
The space bar feature is still present (as an option) and it has always
been implemented by switching to the Move tool temporarily.
Sven
Indeed, you are correct. I must have switched the affect: option of
the Move tool during my experimentation and failed to restore it.
These are
All tools in the current toolbox honor the selection EXCEPT the Move
Tool -- though in some cases the selection is not reasonably applicable
(eyedropper, zoom, measure, and crop) and in cases of the selection
tools, there are modes which modify how selections are treated.
To a large extent, all
On 9/28/06, Michael Natterer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In Current CVS, you have to press alt+shift or alt+control to actually
move the pixels with a selection tool. Nobody does that accidentially,
and it's a powerful tool for power users. I see no reason to remove it.
A feature being
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