Hi

I have work on this script : http://www.gimp-attitude.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5904&sid=b4258adb87aec27867805ea3ea02ed91

I have got enough 2 problems : - I can't run it on a directory that have a peripheric location on Windows (DVD, usb-key...) - look at the SF-DIR return - I can't run the script when no image is opened (and I can't find how to do it)

Any idea to fix it ?

One question more : why some script's name are begun with _ ?

I think about some evolutions : working with more kinds of filetype (tif, png, jpeg, tiff etc.), choose dimensions of the contact sheet...

Nico

Kevin Cozens a écrit :

On 07/21/2009 03:57 PM, Nico wrote:

http://www.gimp-attitude.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5904&sid=b4258adb87aec27867805ea3ea02ed91

Hi

Thanks

I have got enough 2 problems :
- I can't run it on a directory that have a peripheric location on Windows (DVD, usb-key...) - look at the SF-DIR return

I can't comment much on this. The script should not care where the files are located.

I'm sorry but I don't understand what problem do you have ? (problem to translate :( ) Do I understand the script doesn't work at all ?

I test it on different configuration (GIMP 2.4 Linux, 2.6 winXP), and there is no problem with directory/files on harddrive.

In this script, the file path on windows c:\dir\test is changed to /dir/test. If not, file-glob doesn't work with a win'path Lines 74 to 86

- I can't run the script when no image is opened

There is an error in the script-fu-register block. The image type is listed as "*" when it should be "".

Thanks, it works :)
I didn't find this information.

One question more : why some script's name are begun with _ ?

I don't know of any scripts where the names start with _. The use of - vs. _ within a name depends on the conventions of the particular scripting language used.

You can see it by example :
(script-fu-register "script-fu-3d-outline-logo" _"3D _Outline..."
_"Create a logo with outlined text and a drop shadow" in /usr/share/gimp/2.0/scripts/3d-outline.scm

Nico

Rob Antonishen a écrit :

The underscore signifies text strings that can (do?) have internationilization/translation strings for other language support, but I have no idea how the language files are made or stored.

Where can I find this kind of information ? (second part : "how work the internationalisation")

Nico

-Rob A>

On 7/21/09, Nico wrote:

Kevin Cozens a écrit :

On 07/21/2009 03:57 PM, Nico wrote:

http://www.gimp-attitude.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5904&sid=b4258adb87aec27867805ea3ea02ed91

Hi

Thanks

I have got enough 2 problems :
- I can't run it on a directory that have a peripheric location on Windows (DVD, usb-key...) - look at the SF-DIR return

I can't comment much on this. The script should not care where the files are located.

I'm sorry but I don't understand what problem do you have ? (problem to translate :( ) Do I understand the script doesn't work at all ?

I test it on different configuration (GIMP 2.4 Linux, 2.6 winXP), and there is no problem with directory/files on harddrive.

In this script, the file path on windows c:\dir\test is changed to /dir/test. If not, file-glob doesn't work with a win'path Lines 74 to 86

- I can't run the script when no image is opened

There is an error in the script-fu-register block. The image type is listed as "*" when it should be "".

Thanks, it works :)
I didn't find this information.

One question more : why some script's name are begun with _ ?

I don't know of any scripts where the names start with _. The use of - vs. _ within a name depends on the conventions of the particular scripting language used.

You can see it by example :
(script-fu-register "script-fu-3d-outline-logo" _"3D _Outline..."
_"Create a logo with outlined text and a drop shadow" in /usr/share/gimp/2.0/scripts/3d-outline.scm

Nico

Kevin Cozens a écrit :

On 07/21/2009 03:57 PM, Nico wrote:

http://www.gimp-attitude.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5904&sid=b4258adb87aec27867805ea3ea02ed91

I have got enough 2 problems : - I can't run it on a directory that have a peripheric location on Windows (DVD, usb-key...) - look at the SF-DIR return

I can't comment much on this. The script should not care where the files are located.

I see that there is a problem with dirname that have é ç à or è... under Linux. I mean that is encoding problem

But I tri :

(file-glob "/home/nico/Téléchargement/*.jpg" 1)

(2 ("/home/nico/T" "/home/nico/T"))

(file-glob "/home/nico/Téléchargement/*.jpg" 0)

(2 ("/home/nico/T" "/home/nico/T"))

And then problem to list the files :(

Do you know how I can fix it ?

Nico

Nico a écrit :

Kevin Cozens a écrit :

On 07/21/2009 03:57 PM, Nico wrote:

http://www.gimp-attitude.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5904&sid=b4258adb87aec27867805ea3ea02ed91

I have got enough 2 problems : - I can't run it on a directory that have a peripheric location on Windows (DVD, usb-key...) - look at the SF-DIR return

I can't comment much on this. The script should not care where the files are located.

I see that there is a problem with dirname that have é ç à or è... under Linux. I mean that is encoding problem

Gimp message :
La procédure « gimp-message » a été appelée avec la valeur « Erreur à l'exécution de
(script-fu-tounoki-contact "/home/nico/Téléchargement" 4 TRUE '(0 0 0) "Generated with tounoki-contact")

Error: Error reading string  » pour l'argument « message » (#1, type gchararray). Cette valeur est hors-limite.

But I tri :

(file-glob "/home/nico/Téléchargement/*.jpg" 1)

(2 ("/home/nico/T" "/home/nico/T"))

(file-glob "/home/nico/Téléchargement/*.jpg" 0)

(2 ("/home/nico/T" "/home/nico/T"))

And then problem to list the files :(

Do you know how I can fix it ?

Nico