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No programmatic undo?

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No programmatic undo? Roland Roberts 06 Sep 03:20
  No programmatic undo? Simon Budig 06 Sep 08:53
Roland Roberts
2002-09-06 03:20:44 UTC (over 21 years ago)

No programmatic undo?

Is there any way to programmatically undo a set of operations?

I want to take and resize an image. To do so, I currently copy it repeatedly, flatten, resize, and save. The copy/flatten is time-consuming. I thought I could do that one, do the resize and save, undo the resize and then resize to the new scale.

But I can't find any programmatic way to undo my operations.

roland

Simon Budig
2002-09-06 08:53:52 UTC (over 21 years ago)

No programmatic undo?

Roland Roberts (roland@astrofoto.org) wrote:

Is there any way to programmatically undo a set of operations?

Not that I am aware of.

I want to take and resize an image. To do so, I currently copy it repeatedly, flatten, resize, and save. The copy/flatten is time-consuming. I thought I could do that one, do the resize and save, undo the resize and then resize to the new scale.

What about this?
1) copy/flatten the image1 to image2 2) gimp-channel-ops-duplicate image2 to image3 3) scale/save image3
4) goto 2

gimp-channel-ops-duplicate is pretty fast and should be as fast as an undo-step.

Bye,
Simon