Done!

I've got a few in but commented out:


Feel free to post up more here.

I've uploaded it as a zip since I can't upload a python file.
See this post for the latest version: viewtopic.php?f=9&t=970&p=17957#p17957

-Rob A>

Excellent Rob. Just tried it with both XNView and Inkscape. What a cool way to add capabilities to GIMP. The world is GIMP's oyster with this python plugin. I wonder if it could be done in Script-fu (probably not). If so, it should be part of any future GIMP update. If not, then they should go ahead and automatically force python as part of GIMP so this plugin can be made an integral part of GIMP. Thanks again Rob.

Whoa, awesome stuff Rob! My question is since I am using this script primarily in Ubuntu, would there need to be a different call method for my version to include this shell out addition?

Fantastic! Thanks Rob!

You need to specify the correct commands.

If you are calling other linux programs then it should be trivial. If you are calling things under wine modification would be required.

The one example earlier in the thread should show what is needed to do that, I think.

-Rob A>

Everything works great in XP by the way!
Awesome addition to GIMP Rob.
I agree this should be a add on to Gimps master in my opinion.
Some kind of exe plug-in that you can add and save preset calls.

This is what I have working in Win 7! This is the sign of an awesome script! It's amazing anything works in 7, but all of the ones listed are working on mine!

Superb!

That look really cool
i want try to replace MS paint with DAP

I kept MS Paint and added the extras that I wanted. Also, because my computer is running Win 7, PaintDotNET was in the "Program Files" path and MS Paint was in "Windows\system32" path. All of the others are in the "Program Files (x86)" path, because they are 32 bit programs.

The highest tribute to RobA !!!
... and another question:
svg if not - it can java ?

http://www.flickr.com/groups/gimpusers/discuss/72157612967195386/

Why would it beautiful ?

Only for three examples:

Java Image Editor (for Warp Tool):
http://www.jhlabs.com/ie/index.html

Delineate:
http://delineate.sourceforge.net/

Artifical Mosaic Creator:
http://www.gz4.it/gdiblasi/pubblicazioni/mosaic.php

Yes - It can work for java.... but to work "best" the java jar must be able to take a command line parameter of the file to open (image editor does, the mosaic one doesn't seem to).

I put the jars in a folder C:\JavaJars\

You have to create a helper batch file.... here is one I called imageeditor.bat


Then add the following line to the ShellOut python file in the command list def:


You can do the same for the mosaic, but you need to manually open the temp file then resave the temp file.... much less useful.

-Rob A>

I tried playing with the mosaic program directly and it works for everything but saving. I had to do screen captures and piece them together in Gimp. Is there something special to do to save files?

Saves OK for me. I just clicked on the save icon (disk)

-Rob A>

This is what I get if I try and save anything! Win 7 suuuuuucccckkkkksssss!!!!

So far it does not work for me - start batch file...(flash terminal window) ...and nothing.
Do I need to change the settings Advanced in Java Control Panel in Windows XP ???

add a pause line in the batch file to see what the message is.

-Rob A>

Mistake appears in line:
Name 'C:\ Program' it is not recogniseable....

This same error comes up when i try to start Delineate or any other jar file.
Windows cannot find "C:\Program" i have no idea what it means.I even tried copying the folder Java out of Program Files to see if the long file name was the problem.Still didn't work.

I can't even get delineate to work in Win7 (haven't tried it in my VM XP yet). I can't get Autotrace to work in Win7 either but works fine in my VM XP. They recently updated Potrace to 64-bit which is cool, but Potrace, even the old version, works fine in Win7 so I have no idea what the issue is with Autotrace. Oh well.