After correctly indenting the script and think about what you suggested
I realized the mistake. You were spot-on right. There was a layer
further down the script that was modified before being added to the image.
The fix was to simply move the layer addition high up the script. It has
caused a
Ok, for your reading pleasure I have completely fixed the indentation
:o) to what I think is right. It uses hard tabs so should look fine in
any text editor. And I have upgraded it to use the new context api (as
best as I can) so that it no longer generates any deprecated warnings.
You can find
The full script (with better indentation and no line wrapping etc) is at:
http://www.crazysquirrel.com/software/gimp/aqua_gimp_2_0.scm
I didn't want to paste the whole thing as it is quite long but I've
pasted it below
Thanks
Graham
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Hi,
Graham Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've got a bit of a problem with a script that I make fairly extensive
> use of to create buttons for websites. It started out life as a
> GIMP-1.1 script and I upgraded it to work with GIMP-2.0 but have
> recently upgraded again to GIMP-2.2. Unfortu
Hi,
Graham Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> --pdb-compat-mode on : made no difference
It shouldn't since that's the default. But I wanted to make sure. I
also checked the code and the old enums are always available. The
command-line option only affects deprecated function names.
> --pdb-comp
--pdb-compat-mode on : made no difference
--pdb-compat-mode warn : produced the following error messages on std
out (between #)
GIMP: WARNING: Plug-In "script-fu"
(/usr/lib/gimp/2.0/plug-ins/script-fu)
called deprecated proc
Hi,
Graham Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've got a bit of a problem with a script that I make fairly
> extensive use of to create buttons for websites. It started out life
> as a GIMP-1.1 script and I upgraded it to work with GIMP-2.0 but
> have recently upgraded again to GIMP-2.2. Unfortu
Hi,
I've got a bit of a problem with a script that I make fairly extensive
use of to create buttons for websites. It started out life as a GIMP-1.1
script and I upgraded it to work with GIMP-2.0 but have recently
upgraded again to GIMP-2.2. Unfortunately this has broken the script
(right when I
