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thanks for your docs!~ GimpHammer 01 Mar 16:02
  thanks for your docs!~ Martin Nordholts 01 Mar 18:19
GimpHammer
2010-03-01 16:02:22 UTC (about 15 years ago)

thanks for your docs!~

Hi Everyone:
My name is Edward Smith from China, who is the freshman in the GIMP. I am sorry to disturb you. Maybe it's not a polite way to sent the email always to the group mail list for this kind of problem. It's my avocation to study the OpenSource project as GIMP. When I first get involved into the GIMP, I find there is such a great deal of thing I am unknown. I can hardly find the entrance to the GIMP project. Also I find that there is less useful stuff in the project main web page to help analyze the source code to me Maybe it's a good idea to get a glimpse of the GIMP's code framework. So it will be very kind of you to share me some document of this field or some stuff else which is related to the GIMP. Thank you in advance!~~

2010-03-01

GimpHammer

Martin Nordholts
2010-03-01 18:19:54 UTC (about 15 years ago)

thanks for your docs!~

On 03/01/2010 04:02 PM, GimpHammer wrote:

I can hardly find the entrance to the GIMP project. Also I find that there is less useful stuff in the project main web page to help analyze the source code to me Maybe it's a good idea to get a glimpse of the GIMP's code framework. So it will be very kind of you to share me some document of this field or some stuff else which is related to the GIMP. Thank you in advance!~~

Hi

Have you found the devel-docs directory? It contains some useful documentation:
http://git.gnome.org/cgit/gimp/tree/devel-docs

The application entry point is in app/main.c.

Then the usual rule applies; use the source.

Hope this helps a bit,

/ Martin