saulgo...@flashingtwelve.brickfilms.com wrote:
> I hadn't realized that the TinyScheme Extensions had been enabled for
> Script-fu.
Script-Fu in GIMP uses a subset of the TSX (TinyScheme eXtensions) module.
The 'getenv', 'system', and various additional functions which supported
use of sockets
2010/7/8 Kevin :
> Would it not be possible to create a reasonably unique name using the tiny-fu,
> ftx extension, (time) function? That should give you a name unique to the
> current time, at least if you don't try and use it more than once in the
> current second.
>
> You'd probably still need to
Would it not be possible to create a reasonably unique name using the tiny-fu,
ftx extension, (time) function? That should give you a name unique to the
current time, at least if you don't try and use it more than once in the
current second.
You'd probably still need to do some collision avoidance
2010/6/27 Jon Cruz :
>
> On Jun 23, 2010, at 10:58 AM, Gino D wrote:
>
>> After doing several tests, my impression is that such a stratagem
>> should work well. Nevertheless, I'm not totally sure of its
>> infallibility, because, among other things, I don't know if the
>> character “!” is really th
2010/6/25 Rob Antonishen :
>
> Add in a merge sort (i used these three functions):
>
> (define split
> (lambda (ls)
> ...
> (split-h ls ls '()
>
> (define merge
> (lambda (pred ls1 ls2)
> ...
> (else (cons (car ls2) (merge pred ls1 (cdr ls2)))
>
>
On Jun 23, 2010, at 10:58 AM, Gino D wrote:
> After doing several tests, my impression is that such a stratagem
> should work well. Nevertheless, I'm not totally sure of its
> infallibility, because, among other things, I don't know if the
> character “!” is really the first valid symbol on all o
>
> Your approach would not succeed on GNU/Linux platforms because
> 'dir-read-entry' does not ensure that the entries are returned in
> alphabetical order. Even on Windows I suspect you will find that the
> order entries are retrieved is dependent upon the type of filesystem
> (FAT, VFAT, NTFS all
Quoting Gino D :
>> I do not believe it is possible for a Script-fu to delete files. You
>> will need to either do this outside of GIMP or write a plug-in.
>
> Deletion of files is made possible by the “file-delete” procedure, as
> shown at the end of the sequence of commands I proposed in my init
Hi.
2010/6/23 :
>
> I do not believe it is possible for a Script-fu to delete files. You
> will need to either do this outside of GIMP or write a plug-in.
>
Deletion of files is made possible by the “file-delete” procedure, as
shown at the end of the sequence of commands I proposed in my initial
Quoting Gino D :
> I'm working on a script in which I would like to insert a sequence of
> commands aimed to save a drawable as PAT file and eventually, when no
> longer needed, eliminate the file in question.
I do not believe it is possible for a Script-fu to delete files. You
will need to eit
Hi.
I'm working on a script in which I would like to insert a sequence of
commands aimed to save a drawable as PAT file and eventually, when no
longer needed, eliminate the file in question. This trick allows to
create a temporary pattern existing only during the script execution,
so as to fill a
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