04-09-2020, 10:31 PM
Is it difficult to program in Python after Scheme ?
No. In general Python is considered easier to use than Script-fu. It is taught as a first programing languages in many places(*). You also get the whole power of Python (Script-fu is not really a full Scheme environment...)
Should it be faster in Python ?
If you are talking about the execution speed, likely not. Script-fu or Python are just glue been Gimp function calls that do all the grunt work. But writing the code in Python is likely going to be faster.
How can i do that ?
With a decent programmer's editor. If you need examples, see here. I you have questions ask here.
(*) In France, in Math Sup/Math Spé. Conversely, at the Paris University, they teach Scheme during the first year, and it is considered a form of hazing.
No. In general Python is considered easier to use than Script-fu. It is taught as a first programing languages in many places(*). You also get the whole power of Python (Script-fu is not really a full Scheme environment...)
Should it be faster in Python ?
If you are talking about the execution speed, likely not. Script-fu or Python are just glue been Gimp function calls that do all the grunt work. But writing the code in Python is likely going to be faster.
How can i do that ?
With a decent programmer's editor. If you need examples, see here. I you have questions ask here.
(*) In France, in Math Sup/Math Spé. Conversely, at the Paris University, they teach Scheme during the first year, and it is considered a form of hazing.