I want to extend the example called "Calling process module and export"
given here:

    http://gwyddion.net/documentation/pygwy.php

In that example, the data is processed with these two lines of code:

# call 'level' process module as
interactivegwy.gwy_process_func_run("level", c, gwy.RUN_INTERACTIVE)#
call 'remove scars' process
modulegwy.gwy_process_func_run("scars_remove", c, gwy.RUN_IMMEDIATE)


I cannot find any documentation indicating what strings to use to call
other functions available in the Gwyddion menu. Is this information
provided somewhere in the documentation?

Similarly, I am not sure how the buttons with pictures in the main Gwyddion
window map to the (larger list of) functions listed by name under the "Data
Process" menu.

In particular, I would like to automatically process my data using the
button row whose tooltip reads "Level X or Y lines with polynomials", then
with the button whose tooltip reads "Correct horizontal scars (strokes)" (I
assume that is the second line of code I wrote above), then with the button
whose tooltip reads "Remove polynomial background".

If possible, I want to have a python script do this, but I don't know what
string to give to the function gwy.gwy_process_func_run.

It would also be nice to assign these to keyboard shortcuts, but to do so,
I need to know which text-labeled menu item under the "Data Process" menu
corresponds to those buttons, and I cannot find any documentation
indicating this.

Thank you very much in advance,
Dave Doty
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