Re: GIMP Table Magic
Hello, Sven was refering to the 'format' that your original e-mail was in. Your original e-mail was in the 'HTML format'. It is the custom/convention of this mailing list to only post messages in 'text format'. See ya Charles Iliya Krempeaux Andrew J Fortune wrote: > > Sven, > > I'm not posting HTML mail to this list !!! It is related to GIMP > development, i.e. I am either looking for an existing plugin or finding out > how to create my own in GIMP. It just so happens to be HTML-related, and so > therefore I was giving the background to what I wanted. > > Regarding perl-o-tine, I mentioned in another EMail (posted around the same > time) that I wanted to investigate this, but could not find any Perl > scripting capability within GIMP. As I also mentioned, I am a newbie as far > as GIMP development goes - so please be gentle with me.Perl > functionality is probably there, and I've looked for it, but I can't find > it > > I am using v1.1.24. > > regards, > Andrew > > - Original Message - > From: Sven Neumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Sunday, July 30, 2000 6:14 AM > Subject: Re: GIMP Table Magic > > > Hi, > > > > first of all: please stop posting HTML mail to this list. > > > > > I was looking in the DB Browser, and noticed a function called = > > > file-GTM-save. In the blurb, it says that it is called "GIMP Table = > > > Magic", and it creates an HTML table from an image by slicing it up. = > > > This is not unlike what Macromedia Fireworks does (in Fireworks, you can > = > > > slice up an image and create javascript rollovers from certain slices). > > > > GTM is definitely not what you are looking for. It creates a HTML table > > with uniformly colored table cells representing your image. You don't > > want to try that on a 800x600 image. > > > > Try using guillotine or perl-o-tine. Both plug-ins slice the image along > > guides and perl-o-tine even creates the HTML for you. > > > > > > Salut, Sven > > > >
Re: GIMP Table Magic
Sven, I'm not posting HTML mail to this list !!! It is related to GIMP development, i.e. I am either looking for an existing plugin or finding out how to create my own in GIMP. It just so happens to be HTML-related, and so therefore I was giving the background to what I wanted. Regarding perl-o-tine, I mentioned in another EMail (posted around the same time) that I wanted to investigate this, but could not find any Perl scripting capability within GIMP. As I also mentioned, I am a newbie as far as GIMP development goes - so please be gentle with me.Perl functionality is probably there, and I've looked for it, but I can't find it I am using v1.1.24. regards, Andrew - Original Message - From: Sven Neumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, July 30, 2000 6:14 AM Subject: Re: GIMP Table Magic > Hi, > > first of all: please stop posting HTML mail to this list. > > > I was looking in the DB Browser, and noticed a function called = > > file-GTM-save. In the blurb, it says that it is called "GIMP Table = > > Magic", and it creates an HTML table from an image by slicing it up. = > > This is not unlike what Macromedia Fireworks does (in Fireworks, you can = > > slice up an image and create javascript rollovers from certain slices). > > GTM is definitely not what you are looking for. It creates a HTML table > with uniformly colored table cells representing your image. You don't > want to try that on a 800x600 image. > > Try using guillotine or perl-o-tine. Both plug-ins slice the image along > guides and perl-o-tine even creates the HTML for you. > > > Salut, Sven > >
Re: GIMP Table Magic
Hi, first of all: please stop posting HTML mail to this list. > I was looking in the DB Browser, and noticed a function called = > file-GTM-save. In the blurb, it says that it is called "GIMP Table = > Magic", and it creates an HTML table from an image by slicing it up. = > This is not unlike what Macromedia Fireworks does (in Fireworks, you can = > slice up an image and create javascript rollovers from certain slices). GTM is definitely not what you are looking for. It creates a HTML table with uniformly colored table cells representing your image. You don't want to try that on a 800x600 image. Try using guillotine or perl-o-tine. Both plug-ins slice the image along guides and perl-o-tine even creates the HTML for you. Salut, Sven
