Hi Lloyd,
Sorry for answering so late. I'm studying for exams these days..
Thanks for your idea! Sounds like a good way to get some default
values. Doesn't sound very painful either ..
For proof of concept, a more painless way is to hard-code the default
parameters for 10-20 plugins. That's how I w
On Mon, 2010-04-12 at 23:20 +0200, Avgoustinos Kadis wrote:
> Thanks Sven, very important to know that!
> How feasible are these options?
>
> 1. Randomly pick a value for each parameter. From what you said (that
> it depends a lot on the parameters) this wont give us the best results
> but at leas
On Mon, 2010-04-12 at 23:20 +0200, Avgoustinos Kadis wrote:
> Thanks Sven, very important to know that!
> How feasible are these options?
>
> 1. Randomly pick a value for each parameter. From what you said (that
> it depends a lot on the parameters) this wont give us the best results
> but at leas
Thanks Sven, very important to know that!
How feasible are these options?
1. Randomly pick a value for each parameter. From what you said (that
it depends a lot on the parameters) this wont give us the best results
but at least we will have a preview.
2. Modify PDB so it can store default paramet
On Sat, 2010-04-10 at 10:26 +0100, Avgoustinos Kadis wrote:
> I'm an applicant for GSoC 2010. I got inspired by the "menu search"
> idea and proposed the "user friendly plug-in browser" that would allow
> users to find the plug-in they want by seeing the effect on an example
> image. The whole thi
On Saturday 10 April 2010 19:46:44 Avgoustinos Kadis wrote:
> resize before applying the plugin
That's an important point anyway, since many plugins are not scale invariant.
So maybe cropping into a "relevant" region may be more appropriate in some
cases.
Just my 2ยข worth of thoughts,
Daniel
If using the current image will be better (more desired by the user)
then we could focus on this one and find ways (multiple threads,
resize before applying the plugin etc) to make it fast. It sounds more
challenging this way :)
Great!
Thanks,
Avgoustinos
On Sat, Apr 10, 2010 at 1:55 PM, Martin No
On 04/10/2010 01:03 PM, Avgoustinos Kadis wrote:
> I understand (about the good architecture). It should be designed
> carefully to support all the sources (I was aware only of the
> plug-ins). Does this object model you use for C allows inheritance?
GIMP uses GObject which supports inheritance.
I understand (about the good architecture). It should be designed
carefully to support all the sources (I was aware only of the
plug-ins). Does this object model you use for C allows inheritance?
About the preview calculations. I was thinking that it might be faster
to pre-calculate all the plug-i
On 04/10/2010 11:26 AM, Avgoustinos Kadis wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm an applicant for GSoC 2010. I got inspired by the "menu search"
> idea and proposed the "user friendly plug-in browser" that would allow
> users to find the plug-in they want by seeing the effect on an example
> image. The whole thin
Hello,
I'm an applicant for GSoC 2010. I got inspired by the "menu search"
idea and proposed the "user friendly plug-in browser" that would allow
users to find the plug-in they want by seeing the effect on an example
image. The whole thing is to browse through images rather than through
text. The
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