say i want to pass a tick mark in a string, how would i escape this to
make gimp happy?
/usr/bin/gimp -i -d -c -b '(script-fu-bla-bla "Let's Go!")' '(gimp-quit
0)'
or is this a shell problem and not a gimp problem?
thanks
Ryan
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First off, thanks all for the insight and help, I finally
have my script running and saving my images perfectly.
However I'm having a bit of a problem running it from
Batch mode under redhat 6.2 Linux (Gimp 1.2.1)
I have already teied following Adrians tutorial but its either
wrong or outdated, o
worked great, thanks!
Ryan
Jeff Trefftzs wrote:
> (set! layer-save (gimp-image-merge-visible-layers img
> EXPAND-AS-NECESSARY))
> (gimp-convert-indexed img 0 2 0 0 0 "")
> (gimp-file-save 1 img layer-save "test.gif" "test.gif")
>
> Have you tried
> (gimp-file-save 1 img (car layer-save) "test.g
I wrote a script and it displays fine, and i can go to file->save and save
as a gif directly (so it's indexing correctly) and its only 1 layer, but I get
an
ERROR: Invalid types specified for arguments
when i try to use gimp-file-save
heres the jist of it
(img (car (gimp-image-new 256 256 RGB)))
in script-fu is there a way to set or control the degree that Gimp
anti-aliases text?
In photoshop there are varying degrees of alias-ness and all i see in
making
a text layer is either true or false for aliasing. I have a set of buttons
im trying to
recreate and Gimp anti-aliases the text a slig
ok, ive read most all the docs i can find, i have a simple problem,
hoping someone can enlighten me with the proper gimp command.
I'm creating an image, i need the background to stay transparent,
ive created a text later and a layer with a rectangle, and a layer for
2 circles, however when i crea
I've searched high and low on the web and mailing list archives and
can't seem
to find detailed information on the batch mode. I have written a
script-fu proggy
to create an image, now I would like the ability to run this script from
the command
line and pass it some variables. Is this possible vi
