PythonFuSamples | Python-Fu samples and templates for GIMP

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PythonFuSamples is a Python library. PythonFuSamples has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Weak Copyleft License and it has low support. However PythonFuSamples build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

Python-Fu samples is a package that contains 12 scripts, developed using Python and GIMP 2.8, which objective is to serve as templates and as code samples to programmers that are new in Python-Fu scripting. In order to install these scripts, you must copy them in the plug-ins folder of GIMP (normally GIMP 2/lib/gimp/2.0/plug-ins). After installed, the scripts can be found in Filters -> Test .

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GIMP Python-Fu plugin will not register if some pdb methods are called

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GIMP Python-Fu plugin will not register if some pdb methods are called

Asked 2020-Jun-07 at 21:17

I'm trying to do some batch processing with Python-fu and just can't get my script to work. When I try to call some methods in pdb, such as pdb.plug_in_nlfilt(), the plug in won't register.

I'm building off the test_batch_invert.py example here. That example works and it processes files as intended, but the code below does not register. All these pdb functions work individually in the python console when I have an image up to process.

Any ideas? Also, when I comment out all the problematic pdb calls and the plugin does register, it shows up grayed out in the menu unless I have an image open. Is there a way to make it functional in the menu without having to manually open another image file?

Thanks everyone!

-- EDIT: Fixed some typos with the name 'layer' but that did not solve it.

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Answered 2020-Jun-07 at 21:17

Works for me, sort of, after a couple of fixes but these aren't the PDB calls:

Your registration declares 2 args (in & out directories) and your function takes 4. There used to be default image and layer args, but the registration mantras have changed a bit over time. Image and layer as the first two args are processed specifically, but if you want them you need to declare them in the registration. The menu location is deprecated since Gimp 2.6 so your example is vastly outdated.
The "\" as a file separator doesn't work on Linux and OSX. "/" works everywhere, even on Windows, but it is more proper to use os.path.join().

Once this is done the script runs for me (Gimp 2.10.14 on Linux). I assume it looks for file with specific characteristics because if it runs the results are strange :)

The menu is grayed out until you open an image because your image type is "*" which is an image of any type, instead of "" (empty string) that doesn't need any image.

This said, you don't need to register the script/plugin to use it in batch mode, see here for an example.

Some hints to debug Gimp python scripts on Windows here.

PS: as far as I know, the gimp_wire_read(): error message can be ignored, it it not caused by your script/plugin.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62246279

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