04-16-2023, 06:16 AM (This post was last modified: 04-16-2023, 06:47 AM by goran.)
(04-15-2023, 11:14 PM)teapot Wrote: In gimp if you do the menu item:
Filters -> Python-Fu -> Console
Then hit the Browse button
Thanks - I know about console and the browser, although I admit I didn't have any thoughts on optimization so far. This was more like quick and dirty (although one call is definitely faster then four write-up to explore how everything goes.
What I feel is missing is something that's more complete - for example, browsing through method names you sometimes get the idea what it does, but sometimes even reading the description is not enough (for example, lots of methods deal with the items, but the definition of item itself isn't so easy to find.).
And realized I always start looking in the Tools menu for the Python console I never understood why is it placed under Filters....
(04-16-2023, 04:05 AM)PixLab Wrote: It's not working, the plugin don't load at all
In my version, the plugin works without any GEGL warning.
Just an observation:
It is not possible to remove tabs using the Edit - Undo option (At least not all at once).
Fortunately there is a plugin that performs this action.
(04-18-2023, 06:09 PM)Krikor Wrote: Just an observation:
It is not possible to remove tabs using the Edit - Undo option (At least not all at once).
Fortunately there is a plugin that performs this action.
You mean guides?
Yes, I wasn't even aware of the problem - it happens because adding each guide is another method call/operation, so Undo naturally undoes each one of these calls, one by one. Unless you tell it otherwise and "group" them.
Pixlab already did that on the previous page, so you can just copy that.
(04-18-2023, 06:09 PM)Krikor Wrote: Just an observation:
It is not possible to remove tabs using the Edit - Undo option (At least not all at once).
Fortunately there is a plugin that performs this action.
You mean guides?
Yes, I wasn't even aware of the problem - it happens because adding each guide is another method call/operation, so Undo naturally undoes each one of these calls, one by one. Unless you tell it otherwise and "group" them.
Pixlab already did that on the previous page, so you can just copy that.
Yes guides!
Mea culpa for not checking the translation given by the translator.
Okay, I'll look into that later.
BTW... maybe it would be better to update the link in the first post with the implemented changes... or not, it's up to you.