Dear sirs,
I'm using various keyboards, among which several have the layout that
was the customary one before the advent of the ubiquitous PC keyboard.
I.e., the key in the upper-right part of the main keyboard is the Delete
key (key value 127, key symbol Delete). There is no Backspace key on
Thanks Maneesh,
Now I really feel like an idiot - that worked a treat :)
As a matter of interest, what kind of techniques have people built up
for debugging plug-ins?
Cheers,
Dave.
Maneesh Yadav wrote:
I think you need to allocate the return vals (the pointeryou get from the
args is to
Maneesh Yadav [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No one knows how to get the offsets for a layer from libgimp do they?
Yes, we know. Since a layer is only a special kind of drawable, the
following call will perfectly do:
gboolean gimp_drawable_offsets (gint32 drawable_ID,
Sven Neumann ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Maneesh Yadav [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No one knows how to get the offsets for a layer from libgimp do they?
Yes, we know. Since a layer is only a special kind of drawable, the
following call will perfectly do:
gboolean gimp_drawable_offsets
Simon Budig wrote:
Sven Neumann ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Maneesh Yadav [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No one knows how to get the offsets for a layer from libgimp do they?
Yes, we know. Since a layer is only a special kind of drawable, the
following call will perfectly do:
gboolean
Martin Edlman ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Simon Budig wrote:
Hmm - it is definitely too late to change the Api to rename this
function to "gimp_layer_offsets". But is there a special reason why this
One way to make it sensefull and put gimp_layer_offsets to the API is to
rename the
Olivier Lecarme said...
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|The problem is that the Gimp considers that the key in this position is
|always a Backspace,
I'm assuming you are using the X Window system and a UNIX variant,
based on the systems you mentioned. If so, the issue is probably
not the GIMP, since it doesn't know
SOrry for a such an obvious question I didn't think to look in the
gimp_drawable...although I guess it is a little inconsistent to have a
gimp_layer_set_offsets and a gimp_drawable_get_offsets (shouldn't here be
no layaer call, just drawable)...anywhoo it's not that importaant...
Thanks Again,
On Thu, 30 Nov 100 10:53:30 -0600 (CST), you said:
MON Olivier Lecarme said...
MON |
MON |The problem is that the Gimp considers that the key in this position is
MON |always a Backspace,
MON I'm assuming you are using the X Window system and a UNIX variant,
MON based on the systems you
Hi,
I have a this compile error when the compilation arrives to
CML_explorer.c:
gcc: Internal compiler error: program cc1 got fatal signal 6
What is it and what can I do to fix it?
Thanks
--
Mathieu Dubé
HmmmI actually never use gdb too much becuase I'm too lazy to learn
:) (one of these days)...but I generally put in a lot of fprintf(stderr,
...)'s :)
On Thu, 30 Nov 2000, David Neary wrote:
Thanks Maneesh,
Now I really feel like an idiot - that worked a treat :)
As a matter of
On Thu, 30 Nov 2000, Mathieu Dubé wrote:
I have a this compile error when the compilation arrives to
CML_explorer.c:
gcc: Internal compiler error: program cc1 got fatal signal 6
Do you perhaps have an AMD K6 CPU at 266MHz or slower?
If so, you could be a victim of a well-known
Thanks for sending the report.
Gimp developers, I asked Olivier to report this because it is a
serious (though superficial) problem. Since the Gimp only runs under
a window system, it should be able to handle both Backspace and Delete
in the same way (as delete-backwards), since both of them
Right, but then there's another problem (at least for me). How would I
change my Xmodmap so that gimp will do a delete-forward when I press my
delete key? There would have to be at least one X key message that gets
interpreted as such, otherwise modifying Xmodmap to get the old
behaviour back
Lourens Veen said...
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|Right, but then there's another problem (at least for me). How would I
|change my Xmodmap so that gimp will do a delete-forward when I press my
|delete key? There would have to be at least one X key message that gets
|interpreted as such, otherwise modifying Xmodmap to get
On Thu, Nov 30, 2000 at 01:13:33AM -0500, Maneesh Yadav wrote:
No one knows how to get the offsets for a layer from libgimp do they? I
see a set_offsets but no get...
Shouldn't we put an accessor method in there...I would add it myself, but
I don't get that pdb meta code...
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