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Re: Another Scheme question
i think he wants to know which functions are included and which are not. the only solution i found is to check the source code of the script-fu module included with the source distribution of gimp. siod itself is not a complete implementation of scheme. you can begin by checking the siod documentation and its source. http://www.cs.indiana.edu/scheme-repository/imp/siod.html [EMAIL PROTECTED] SDF Public Access UNIX System - http://sdf.lonestar.org On Wed, 13 Dec 2000, George Crary wrote: > Bela Balogh wrote: > > > >Where can I find scheme-functions those are not in the DB-Browser (for > >example mathematical functions) ? > > > > Do you mean stuff like this? -> > > http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/research/poplog/paradigms_lectures/index_scheme.html > > -- > Or, ... maybe this could be helpful ? -> > > http://www.cs.rice.edu/CS/PLT/packages/drscheme/ > > > > g >
Re: Scheme + opendir question
I think that the version of siod compiled for gimp does not support the opendir function. [EMAIL PROTECTED] SDF Public Access UNIX System - http://sdf.lonestar.org On Sat, 9 Dec 2000, Piotr K. Isajew wrote: > Hi, > > I would like to make a Scheme script, that displays all files in > specified directory. I tried something like: > > (define (script-fu-main a_arg) > (let* > ( >(dir (opendir a_arg)) >(dirent ()) >) > (while set! dirent (readdir dir) >(print dirent) > ) > (closedir dir) > ) > ) > > but this fails with: > ERROR: unbound variable (errobj opendir) > > > What should I do to correct this problem. > > Thanks in advance > > Piotr. >
Re: Colorpicker
press M (for manual selection), click (select the layer), press O (colorpicker), click. .oOo. .oO 'Oo, s@m oOo.)O( OO O" [EMAIL PROTECTED] ' Oo. OOOoOO O OOo..oOOOo..oOO' O `OO"OO' .oO """" """"`" allah
Re: GDynText is broken ?!?!
you knocked on the right door. i faced this problem before. its a problem with your LC_NUMERIC global variable. the only way to work around this bug si to set this variable to C. example do this: LC_NUMERIC=C ; gimp & it should work. if it does not work, try to unset the LC_ALL variable. unset LC_ALL; LC_NUMERIC=C ; gimp & it should woork. On Mon, 12 Jun 2000, Thomas Kleindienst wrote: > Would be too easy > > No... it seems to be a font problem... > the border seems to be way too small... > (font size given was 50 pixels) > result: a border with a height of about 3-5 pixels ? > ??? > > > check if you are not using the same color as the background. > > > > On Mon, 12 Jun 2000, Thomas Kleindienst wrote: > > > > > WAH ! > > > I am using GIMP 1.1.18 right now.. > > > It seems, that GDynText is broken ! > > > > > > A new layer is being created... I type in my text ... press OK ... and then > > > > > > the dynamic text is invisible... only the border is being displayed ... > > > > > > please help ! I need this GDynText-feature ! > > > > > > Thanks > > > > > > T.K. > > > > > > > > > s@m > s@m
RE: How to change text
On Tue, 30 May 2000, Guillermo S. Romero / Familia Romero wrote: > >That may sounds strange, but why couldn't we add semantic specs in xcf > >files for instance ? A new standard ? > >That could be stated over some structured log ; transient as layering... > > Gimp 1.1.x and GDynText provide that. But plain 1.0.4 does not. That is the actually gdyntext works on 1.0.4 just download the plugin from www.gimp.org. > reason he got that "no" answer. XCF does a lot of things, Gimp too, the > problem is that if you want latest things, you have to run bleeding edge > versions... with Helix GNOME that is not a problem, Helix Code compiles > latest Gimp periodically. Maybe you could give a try (if it burns your > computer, no complains accepted, only bug report and fixes ;] ). > > GSR > > s@m
Re: US Government, ImageLinks and Florida Tech developing Open Source Software for Remote Sensing and Mapping
PLUS!! .doc == vbscript == VIRUS. careful. On Tue, 30 May 2000, Guillermo S. Romero / Familia Romero wrote: > >See attached press release... > > And? :-/ > > First: big attachments to mailing list is not a good way to behave, > specially if big (most patches I see here are smaller, if even posted). > Second: .doc is not a format to prevoide info to everyone (expecially to > users that can be running other software instead of MS'). > Third: crossposting is not nice either. > > Next time post a link to a standard format file will be enough (or one that > you know that the recipents will be able to download and view... .xcf to > Gimp user is right). > > Thanks. :-| > > GSR > > s@m
Re: heXTRIP
On Tue, 30 May 2000, Guillermo S. Romero / Familia Romero wrote: > > i missed it for long time so i decided to make it. > > this script gives you the color from a hex triplet. > > to use it put the attached file in your .gimp/scripts directory. > > I think that fuction is already avaliable in GIMP 1.1.x. another good reason to switch to 1.1.x > > > now my question is : why this improved version of the script don't > > work? > > I dunno. :] > > GSR > > s@m
heXTRIP
i missed it for long time so i decided to make it.
this script gives you the color from a hex triplet.
to use it put the attached file in your .gimp/scripts directory.
now my question is : why this improved version of the script don't
work?
---
define (chop chaine)
(aset chaine 0 " ")
(string-trim-left chaine))
(define (script-fu-hextripcol image layer hextrip)
; this is the added code
;
(let* ((couleur (let* ((couleur (string-trim hextrip)))
(if (not (= "#" (aref couleur 0)))
couleur
(chop couleur))
;
(gimp-palette-set-foreground
(list
(string->number (substring couleur 0 2) 16)
(string->number (substring couleur 2 4) 16)
(string->number (substring couleur 4 6) 16)
(script-fu-register
"script-fu-hextripcol"
"/web/s@m/heXTRIP"
"hex triplet -> color"
"s@m <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
"copyright 2000, s@m"
"5/2000"
""
SF-IMAGE "The image" 0
SF-DRAWABLE "The layer" 0
SF-VALUE "heXTRIP?" "\"#F0\""
-
s@m
(define (script-fu-hextripcol image layer hextrip)
(gimp-palette-set-foreground
(list
(string->number (substring hextrip 1 3) 16)
(string->number (substring hextrip 3 5) 16)
(string->number (substring hextrip 5 7) 16
(script-fu-register
"script-fu-hextripcol"
"/web/s@m/heXTRIP"
"hex triplet -> color"
"s@m <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
"copyright 2000, s@m"
"5/2000"
""
SF-IMAGE "The image" 0
SF-DRAWABLE "The layer" 0
SF-VALUE "heXTRIP?" "\"#F0\""
)
Re: Thank you!
On Mon, 22 May 2000, Phyllis Davis wrote: why don't they just give you the book in pdf format. so that every one in the list gets a copy. :-) > Hi Folks! > > This is a *BIG* thank you to all of you in the GIMP community who were so > helpful while I was writing "The GIMP: Visual QuickStart Guide" (published > by Peachpit Press). It's a beginner/intermediate level book that includes an > 8-page, full-color "GIMP art gallery" created by artists in the GIMP > community. Many of the questions, answers, and suggestions posted on the > GIMP list helped me target what was important for the book. > > Since I receive author copies from the publisher, I'd like to give something > back to the folks on the GIMP list. If you'd like a free copy of the book, > I'll send you one. Just send me your name and complete snail mail address > (international addresses are okay). I only have 12 copies to give away, so > first come, first served. (: > > Thank you all! > > Phyllis Davis > Berkeley, CA > > Author of "The GIMP: Visual QuickStart Guide" (published by Peachpit Press) > s@m
Re: gdyntext & xfstt
sorry, i didn't find anything related to gdyntext. (i made a search). can't you be more precise? again sorry for the disturbe. On Mon, 8 May 2000, Jon Winters wrote: > "s@m" wrote: > > > > now that i got it to work [gdyntext] . i can't get it to recognize my TTF > > fonts. > > i use xfstt as a font server on port unix:/7100. > > any suggestions? > > Hi, > > The answer you seek is here: > > http://fonts.linuxpower.com/ > > Enjoy! > -- > Jon Winters http://www.obscurasite.com/jon/ > >"Everybody Loves The GIMP!" > http://www.gimp.org/ > s@m
Re: gdyntext & xfstt
it works with the standard gimp text tool. On Mon, 8 May 2000, Data Wizard wrote: > i assume you're using the setup command: > xfstt & > xset fp+ unix/:7101 > > both need to be done. > > you may also need to "build" your library. i think that's xfstt --sync or > something like that. it's in the documentation, i believe. > > -- > DataWizard [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Kyle Lanning > http://inverness.levitate.org > ICQ: 63530867 > s@m
gdyntext & xfstt
now that i got it to work [gdyntext] . i can't get it to recognize my TTF fonts. i use xfstt as a font server on port unix:/7100. any suggestions? s@m
Re: gdyntext
thanks for the workaround. it works well.
i added these lines to my .bash_profile file :
unset LC_ALL
LC_NUMERIC=C
export LC_NUMERIC
but what is the LC_NUMERIC variable and what is C ?
just to know if it breaks something else.
On Sun, 7 May 2000, Uwe Koloska wrote:
> You wrote on Son, 07 Mai 2000:
> >i just downloaded the plugin from the plugin registry. it simply does not
> >work. it seems like it scales the the police with a too big factor. (it
> >generates a small layer about 10x10 pixels that is dependent on the size
> >of the police).
> >does anyone encountred this problem before?
> >
> >gdyntext 1.4.4 on a i586 RH5.2 XFree 3.3.6 gimp 1.0.4
>
> just the same error as with acrobat reader 4.05 not able to work with
> embeded fonts ...
>
> with locale LC_NUMERIC set to anything other than "C" (that is unequal to
> the settings from "C" -- for sure) breaks the communication between gimp
> and the plug-in. In gdyntext from gimp-1.1.20 this is solved.
>
> As a workaround you can start gimp like that:
>
> LC_NUMERIC=C gimp
>
> or something else that sets the environment LC_NUMERIC to "C". Supposed
> you don't have "LC_ALL=es" or similar ...
>
> Locale are used in this sequence and later ones overwriter the previous:
> LANG -> LC_{NUMERIC,MESSAGES,CTYPE, etc.} -> LC_ALL
> so LC_ALL overwrites them all and if it is set you have to unset it.
>
> It's best to set LANG to your prefered language and then finetune with LC_*
>
> Hope that helps
> Uwe
>
> --
> mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> http://rcswww.urz.tu-dresden.de/~koloska/
> ----
> right now the web page is in german only
> but this will change as time goes by ;-)
>
s@m
gdyntext (-REPLY) (fwd)
automatic reply from jim lane... i still need help. s@m -- Forwarded message -- Date: Sun, 07 May 2000 05:21:05 -0400 From: Jim Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: gdyntext (-REPLY) Please be aware that I will be on vacation from April 21 to June 2 inclusive. I will be returning to the office on June 5. For support during my absence please contact either Tilak Kapoor or Marcus Leung.
gdyntext
i just downloaded the plugin from the plugin registry. it simply does not work. it seems like it scales the the police with a too big factor. (it generates a small layer about 10x10 pixels that is dependent on the size of the police). does anyone encountred this problem before? gdyntext 1.4.4 on a i586 RH5.2 XFree 3.3.6 gimp 1.0.4 s@m
Re: Mask not saved?
if you want to save an image in a web browsable format. YOU MUST flatten the image. (right click in the layers window) s@m On Thu, 20 Apr 2000, Scott Thomason wrote: > No, no, I'm DONE working on the image and I want to save it in a > web-browser-viewable format. Perhaps I shouldn't have used the term > "mask"; I did a selection-to-channel, then blurred the channel. When > viewing with both the original, single layer AND the mask/channel, it > looks great...now I want to export it as a PNG. When I do, it only exports > the layer without applying the channel. > > I must be missing something basic? > ---scott > > On Wed, 19 Apr 2000, you wrote: > > At 09:41 PM 4/19/00 -0500, Scott Thomason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >I've tried several different output > > >formats--png, gif, & jpg--and that doesn't seem to make any difference. > > > > > >What am I doing wrong? > > > > Try saving it in Gimp's native format, XCF. Most of the other file formats > > have limitations such as not supporting layers or transparency, being > > indexed images only etc. Where possible, you should work in XCF all the > > time and only export to another format when you are finished. > > > > If a file format does not support layers (as most don't), only the current > > layer is saved. In those cases, you need to flatten the image before > > exporting it. > > > > > > Ian >
Re: Sane - Mustek scanner
there is a kernel patch for mustek scsi scanner in this directory. ftp://ftp.mostang.com/pub/sane/ maybe this can help you. s@m
Re: Gimp equivalent of Spherize
try the /filters/map/map objects select the sphere as an object to map to. s@m On Fri, 17 Mar 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I have some photos which were taken with a fisheye lens, and I > want to "de-fisheye" them. In Photoshop, there is a filter called > Spherize which does this for me. Is there a similar tool in > GIMP which I can use for this purpose? > > -- > Takuya Kobayashi > University of Texas at Austin >
Re: script-fu dialogs
thanks that would do it. s@m
script-fu dialogs
i made a script that saves an image giving it the filename. now i want it to either: 1- remember the last filename i typed 2- give me the SAVE dialog 3- have a mecanism to pass a path as a layer name for example. thanks for your help. dont cc to me i'm subscribed. s@m
Re: gif to jpeg
select /image/rgb. (right click on the image you want to convert). then save with the extension .jpg s@m On Wed, 8 Mar 2000, Michael C. Starkie wrote: > How does one convert a gif image to jpeg? The save-as option for jpeg > is disabled when viewing my gif image. >
Re: brushes in Gfig - where can I find some ?
you can download brushes at www.gimp.org and you can even make your own brushes. read the gimp manual. Johann Schneidhofer a écrit: > > hi, > > am looking for brushes in Gfig, but the only one brush I have available yet is > an airbrush. Where can I find all the brushes like Calligraphic, Circle, Circle > Fuzzy and much more ? Are there something for download everywhere ? > > Have gimp 1.0.4 on a mandrake 7. > > Thanks in advance > > bye > Hans Schneidhofer
