6 hours ago
Hi ofnuts,
thanks for your very fast response, highly appreciated
And thank you for the pointer, I will try to find information about this GEGL topic. I've also a maybe-working way by implementing the Gio.File interface in plain python to utilize only memory storage and offer a method to return the bytes when appending it to request. But this could be some pain and may not fully working or instable, I think. What do you think about this approach?
Yes, urllib instead of request is used, because of the fact, that I implemented the plugin for Gimp 2.10 as well, which seems not to ship 'requests', but urllib, and I don't want users are forced to install additional libs if it is not necessary. Finally, I come from the Java world and like the feeling of Apache Http Client, where you can control every aspect of the connection by yourself.
thanks for your very fast response, highly appreciated
And thank you for the pointer, I will try to find information about this GEGL topic. I've also a maybe-working way by implementing the Gio.File interface in plain python to utilize only memory storage and offer a method to return the bytes when appending it to request. But this could be some pain and may not fully working or instable, I think. What do you think about this approach?
Yes, urllib instead of request is used, because of the fact, that I implemented the plugin for Gimp 2.10 as well, which seems not to ship 'requests', but urllib, and I don't want users are forced to install additional libs if it is not necessary. Finally, I come from the Java world and like the feeling of Apache Http Client, where you can control every aspect of the connection by yourself.