Wow, I modify code by refer follow code to running script!
Thank you.
(Difficult to learn new language, but script-fu is very useful. thank you.)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I think that what saulgoode pointed out DOES meet your trouble.
> By the error message Gimp told that the value of "(pri
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I think that there exists a problem with the construct of your IF
> > statement.
> >
> My scheme format might be strange.
> But that is not relation with error `ERROR: bad function.'
I think that what saulgoode pointed out DOES meet your trouble.
By the error mess
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I think that there exists a problem with the construct of your IF
> statement.
>
My scheme format might be strange.
But that is not relation with error `ERROR: bad function.'
I use The GIMP for Windows (version 2.2.11) in WindowsXPSP2.
(binary founded in gimp-win.sour
I think that there exists a problem with the construct of your IF statement.
The format of IF statements in Scheme is:
(if condition
do_this_if_true
do_this_if_false
)
For example:
(if (< x 0)
(print "X is negative")
(print "X is positive")
)
The "do_this_if_false" is optional but
I write follow script (convert bitmap images to join layer to distribute
animated gif file)
But I'm in stagnation. Console display only `ERROR: bad function' and
other no hint.
--
(define (bmp_to_gifani directory transparent-color ms-per-frame)
(let* (
(filelist (cadr (file-glob (string-
