Hi,
I know that 2.6.12 is the final 2.6 release, so this might come a
little late, but would it be possible to add this patch (
http://git.gnome.org/browse/gimp/commit/?id=dbf844c012894166e312470f0d98560d5e426613
) to the official release.
It fixes an issue with Gimp on Ubuntu 11.10 (and probab
On 29 February 2012 17:31, wrote:
> I want to write a GIMP Python plugin that uses GEGL via pygegl (a Python
> extension that wraps GEGL.)
>
> It seems that neither the GIMP PDB nor PyGIMP has a method to get a
> TileManager. You need a pointer to a TileManager as a parameter to
> gegl_node_new_
On 12-03-01 01:01 AM, grafxuser wrote:
To achieve this I used the following code snippet
(let * ((v (gimp-vectors-import-from-file image filename FALSE
scale-to-imagesize))
(gimp-vectors-to-selection v 2 TRUE FALSE 0 0)
)
[snip]
All my attempts using the variable v directly or with various comb
Thanks, bootch, for your answer. Unfortunately Python doesn't work well
here, but thanks anyway!
I decided to postpone this issue to a time when the next GIMP version
was released. In GIMPs gitlog today I saw a commit from Mitch to bug
#658477, which lets me assume that there will be some change
On Thu, Mar 1, 2012 at 10:40 PM, Forsale Zhangjiang
wrote:
> Hello experts,
>
> I am confused by the calls -gimp_linear_gradient and -gimp_radial_gradient
> used in GIMC. My question is, what are their functions respectively?
You'll have to ask the author of G'MIC -- those are functions defined
i
Hi,
As far as I know, the returned value is currently set to 0x00, but you can
check that easily.
I did some work to be able choose this behavior, but it's not ended yet.
This work in the abyss branch in git. More details here:
https://mail.gnome.org/archives/gegl-developer-list/2011-October/msg0
Hello experts,
I am confused by the calls -gimp_linear_gradient and -gimp_radial_gradient used
in GIMC. My question is, what are their functions respectively? And what is the
function of each of their argument? It will be super cool if you can help point
out a tutorial on this.
Many thanks in
Here is a workaround, in Python. This is a fragment you can enter in the GIMP
Python console. It should translate to Scheme.
image = gimp.image_list()[0]
pdb.gimp_vectors_import_from_file(image, "foo/test.svg", True, False)
# prints: (1, (3,))
# 3 is the ID of the newly imported path
activeVect
Nowadays lots of ARM based embedded boards such as RaspberryPi, CuBox etc
showoff their prowess using XBMC where XBMC has been optimized on ARM
architecture. I wanted a similar thing for GIMP where instead of a desktop +
touch tablet, I would like to use all the features of GIMP but on a tablet
fo
Hello all,
In GIMP,the area-filter-operations always get more pixel data out of the
input buffer's extent, then output the processed data.
So, how the pixel datas out of extent are gotten in gegl-buffer-set and
gegl-buffer-get ,maybe they are all set 0x00, or another setting method??
such as:
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