On Mon, 30 Apr 2007 01:51:17 +0200, Luis A. Florit
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Pals,
I reported this bug in this list some time ago, and got no
answer (I think), and the 2.3.16 version still has the same bug:
The despeckle plugin shifts the image one pixel to the right,
and one to the
Thank David Hodson and Sven, I have finished the code of adaptering OpenCV code
to Gimp plugin.
I wrote a simple HOWTO, hope it is useful to anyone interested in it.
http://www.blogjava.net/solotim/archive/2007/04/30/114853.html
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I suspect it got ignored since one pixel offset errors are
pretty much to be expected.
One pixel offset errors are *not* to be expected. If they occur, they
are important bugs.
-- Bill
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For Bill:
I reported this bug in this list some time ago . . .
For philosophical questions, it is good to bring them up first
on this list. But for actual bugs, in the sense of the
program doing something that is clearly incorrect, it is
best to file a Bugzilla report. The advantage,
Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2007-04-30 at 2137.21 -0300):
could you provide more instructions to reproduce the error,
Well, cannot tell you more...
Adaptative, nonrecursive, 1 pixel radius, black=7, white=248.
A 5 pixel cross in the middle of a white image,
and I got a NONSYMMETRIC 6 pixel
Chaps,
I am attempting to write a gimp plugin to 'bridge' between the gimp
and a 3rd party piece of technology, under Linux.
I'm new to writing gimp plugins, but I believe I can write a 'shim'
between a plugin 'shell' and the other technology.
I believe I understand it, and a plugin is a
I'm working on a script in which it would be
advantageous to use the mouse to click on an image and
have the pixel coordinates captured as an input.
Right now I have to manually enter the coordinates for
four points, which is a tedious process.
Is there a way to capture these coordinates as
