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| python-fu | ugajin@talktalk.net | 20 Mar 17:59 |
| python-fu | Ofnuts | 20 Mar 22:47 |
| python-fu | ugajin@talktalk.net | 21 Mar 00:15 |
python-fu
I am having issues creating Python-fu scripts that seem to be editor related. I have a number of editors, but only one works with python- fu!
To illustrate; I am unable to use the Atom to author/create python-fu scripts. It isn't an issue with the script. E.g. I create a new python document using Atom (in the correct working directory), paste some content into the file that I know to be good, and re-save it. However, when I fire up GIMP the file/script is not found. I do the same thing, using TextWrangler, create the file, save it (in the same working directory as before), paste the content (also as before), and again re- save it, and it works! GIMP finds the file, and will execute the same.
The thing is, it isn't just Atom. I experience the same problem using Sublime Text, CotEditor, and TextEdit (I am on OS X).
Can anyone suggest what is going on here?
Many thanks
-u
python-fu
On 20/03/16 18:59, ugajin@talktalk.net wrote:
I am having issues creating Python-fu scripts that seem to be editor related. I have a number of editors, but only one works with python- fu!
To illustrate; I am unable to use the Atom to author/create python-fu scripts. It isn't an issue with the script. E.g. I create a new python document using Atom (in the correct working directory), paste some content into the file that I know to be good, and re-save it. However, when I fire up GIMP the file/script is not found. I do the same thing, using TextWrangler, create the file, save it (in the same working directory as before), paste the content (also as before), and again re- save it, and it works! GIMP finds the file, and will execute the same.
The thing is, it isn't just Atom. I experience the same problem using Sublime Text, CotEditor, and TextEdit (I am on OS X).
Can anyone suggest what is going on here?
Just a guess... On OSX (and Linux) Python-fu scripts need to have the executable flag set to ba taken in account by Gimp. Some editors could be setting it automatically when you edit a recognized script file type, when others wouldn't.
python-fu
Yes, I found this: 'C-language and Python plug-in files must have permissions set to allow execution.' buried here: http://wiki.gimp.org/wiki/Hacking:Plugins.
It appears TextWrangler will set the permission flag to executable provided it contains a shebang.
-u
----Original Message----
From: ofnuts@gmx.com
Date: 20/03/2016 22:47
To:
Subj: Re: [Gimp-user] python-fuOn 20/03/16 18:59, ugajin@talktalk.net wrote:
I am having issues creating Python-fu scripts that seem to be editor related. I have a number of editors, but only one works with python- fu!
To illustrate; I am unable to use the Atom to author/create python-
fu
scripts. It isn't an issue with the script. E.g. I create a new
python
document using Atom (in the correct working directory), paste some content into the file that I know to be good, and re-save it.
However,
when I fire up GIMP the file/script is not found. I do the same
thing,
using TextWrangler, create the file, save it (in the same working directory as before), paste the content (also as before), and again
re-
save it, and it works! GIMP finds the file, and will execute the
same.
The thing is, it isn't just Atom. I experience the same problem
using
Sublime Text, CotEditor, and TextEdit (I am on OS X).
Can anyone suggest what is going on here?
Just a guess... On OSX (and Linux) Python-fu scripts need to have the executable flag set to ba taken in account by Gimp. Some editors
could
be setting it automatically when you edit a recognized script file
type,
when others wouldn't.
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