On Wed, 2010-08-25 at 15:27 +0200, pakko wrote:

Hi,

i'm writing a java application that automatizes some processes. One part of the process is to start the gimp with a predefined script. The script loads an image an applies some filter. For this purpose i use the commmand line switches:

gimp2-6.exe -i -b "(script_name params)" -b "(gimp-quit 0)"

This works fine so far, but this opens a new windows-console. After the script finished it states:

"batch command successfull - "

You are supposed to use the gimp-console binary for non-interactive use.

Sven

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Another issue concerns time measuring. I would like to measure the time gimp takes for applying the different filters. Is it somehow possible save a timestamp to a file with script-fu?

(set! port (open-output-file "timings.log"))

(set! starttime (realtime)) ; integer number of seconds since Unix epoch (apply-some-filterA drawableA paramA paramB) (display (- (realtime) starttime) port) ; elapsed time (in seconds) (newline port)

(set! starttime (realtime)) (apply-some-filterB drawableB paramD paramE paramF) (display (- (realtime) starttime) port) (newline port)

(close-output-port port)