08-30-2023, 06:11 AM
Check differences in the the PATH & DLLPATH variables between running on the command prompt and running in Gimp. You may have missing directories, or directories that are in a different order and get "masked" by another directory that makes a different version of a EXE/DLL to be picked up.
There could also be another environment variable that is missing (but I have no idea what that could be). In Gimp you can list the environment variables (and their contents) using the Python-fu console:
There could also be another environment variable that is missing (but I have no idea what that could be). In Gimp you can list the environment variables (and their contents) using the Python-fu console:
Code:
➤> import os
➤> os.environ # dumps everything
➤>[k for k in os.environ] # just the key names
➤>os.environ['PATH'] # Value of PATH variable if present