On Thu, 29 Mar 2001, Wolfgang Mueller wrote:
> SB> Why using hyphen-seaparated-words-is-better is beyond
> SB> me, but it seems to be what folks decided upon.
>
> I guess: it's lisp-ish, and it's what emacs does.
>
> (I would still be interested in hearing the real reason ;-)
Only the illustriou
SB> Why using hyphen-seaparated-words-is-better is beyond
SB> me, but it seems to be what folks decided upon.
I guess: it's lisp-ish, and it's what emacs does.
(I would still be interested in hearing the real reason ;-)
SB> Happy GIMPing,
Same to you,
Wolfgang
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Wolfgang Müller,
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They are file-jpeg-load if used within script-fu (and
python? dunno) and file_jpeg_load if used from C or
perl (which don't like using '-' in function names).
Why using hyphen-seaparated-words-is-better is beyond
me, but it seems to be what folks decided upon.
Happy GIMPing,
Seth
--- Mark <[EM
Just a quick question.
I did get this working, but I want to be certain of one issue. The PDB
function is file-jpeg-load, but I have to spell it file_jpeg_load in my const
char * which I pass to gimp_run_procedure. Is this the standard, are all
functions o fthe form xxx-xxx-xxx really xxx_xx
Mark ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> What is the PDB function call to automatically open a jpeg from within an
> extension?
"file-jpeg-load" (surprise!) :-)
This returns an image ID and you need to do an "gimp-display-new" (and
probably a "gimp-displays-flush" is a good idea).
There is also a "
I'm trying to code a simple plug-in that will be used by my company. The
purpose is to grab a photo from a database server and load it into gimp.
When the photo needs to be saved, it should go back to the db, not the
filesystem. I am using the filesystem for temp storage of the photos for a
