A quick look at a code snippet I found. It does this:
(gimp-file-save RUN-NONINTERACTIVE image layer file-name file-name)
So 'gimp-file-save' apparently takes parameters (at least, in the version
of GIMP that the script is written for.
You would probably have to wrap the gimp-file-save in a
On Fri, May 1, 2020 at 2:05 AM Keith Christian via gimp-user-list <
gimp-user-list@gnome.org> wrote:
> Trying to run a script that will save all open Gimp windows named
> "[Untitled] - 1.0 (RGB color." after a rapid screenshot session.
>
> I found an older script which has this command but it
Am trying to move the entire image on the canvas by using the mouse in
order to work on it rather than slide the curser I am clicking the "move
button but it doesn't make any difference.
Alex
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I am trying to remove background by way of eraser. The eraser is not doing
anything however with select rectangle or lasso and press clear, I can
delete the inside area?
How could this be?
Thank you Alex
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Trying to run a script that will save all open Gimp windows named
"[Untitled] - 1.0 (RGB color." after a rapid screenshot session.
I found an older script which has this command but it fails in Gimp
2.10.4 on Windows 10: (probably due to the new Gimp version,not the
underlying OS.)
