Hello Michael,
On 8/21/07, Michael Schumacher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Von: Amit Kumar Saha [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Should it be more easy than writing e.g. a plug-in in Python?
Yes. I am basically targeting end-users of GIMP,mainly GIMP. So
learning Python for them might be not the best option
?
The other scripting language plug-ins for GIMP also have ways to extend the
base language. The hooks used to allow scripts to tie in to GIMP use them.
Please explain that in more details.
Thanks a lot
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selects a particular operation, the
corresponding API function is called. This is of course an assumption
to simplify the thought process.
Am i thinking in a way that could possibly be implemented? or is the
word extensible remotely applicable to my idea?
Waiting for your comments!
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Amit Kumar
Hello Kevin,
On 8/23/07, Kevin Cozens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That looks similar to the types of things one can do with GEGL which is due to
be integrated in to GIMP after the 2.4 release.
I shall have a look at GEGL.
Thanks
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returned this tutorial with screenshots of the old
X11 version that I used:
http://www.cse.psu.edu/~cg585/cantata-over.html
The link is dead.Any chance you have some docs with you?
Regards
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it was, but more information is desired.
Regards
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the operations? What about error checking? What
operations are supported?
2. Can I work with the individual pixels of an Image using GEGL? Say I
want GEGL to work with only certain range of pixels of my Image, is it
possible?
Thanks ,
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Amit Kumar Saha
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code which takes
in a XML file specification of the operations and performs the image
processing tasks using GEGEL?
2. Can I assume safely that most of the image processing operations
are applying the same operation to each pixel of the image?
Thanks
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