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directory listing in script-fu Robin Roevens 30 Mar 15:06
  directory listing in script-fu Sven Neumann 30 Mar 22:14
   directory listing in script-fu Robin Roevens 31 Mar 00:18
Robin Roevens
2003-03-30 15:06:41 UTC (about 21 years ago)

directory listing in script-fu

Hi all

I want to create a script-fu for the generation of a navigation menu for photo-album VCD's.

Now my problem is that I want to load all images in a certain directory, perform some actions on them and put them together into a new image which has to become the navigation menu.
I tried opendir (as many did) but I (also) found out it isn't implemented in gimp-SIOD. So I searched a solution to know what files are in a specified directory, the only possible solution I found was a plug-in called "file-glob" which, according to Sven Neumann's reply on a message in the gimp-developer list at 24 Feb 2000, should be located in the plugin registry on the Gimp website. Sven mentioned this plugin again in another message in Dec 2001, and in both messages he is bringing up the question about adding the file-glob plugin into the distribution. I have Gimp 1.2.3 and 1.3 but I can't find the plugin to be included in my distribution. I even can't find the plugin in the plugin registry on the Gimp website.

Can anyone help me out? I am looking for the file-glob plugin or another solution for getting to know what files are in a directory.

Thanks in advance!

Robin Roevens

Sven Neumann
2003-03-30 22:14:35 UTC (about 21 years ago)

directory listing in script-fu

Hi,

Robin Roevens writes:

Can anyone help me out? I am looking for the file-glob plugin or another solution for getting to know what files are in a directory.

Didn't you send this very same mail some months ago already? Is is really that difficult to use Google? The glob plug-in has a website: http://www.bangsplat.org/gimp/

Salut, Sven

Robin Roevens
2003-03-31 00:18:29 UTC (about 21 years ago)

directory listing in script-fu

Hi,

On Sunday 30 March 2003 22:14, Sven Neumann wrote:

Didn't you send this very same mail some months ago already? Is is really that difficult to use Google? The glob plug-in has a website: http://www.bangsplat.org/gimp/

Well, yes I did, in the gimp-users mailing list.. not getting any answers for, indeed, some months. Assuming it was not the right mailing list to post that kind of questions, I reposted my message, in gimp-developer this time, with some slight changes in it to actualize it.

I did use Google many times and searched all combinations I could imagine using the words file-glob, gimp, plugin, script-fu, directory, listing etc.. to find something usefull, the only things I found where your messages in the mailing-list archives and alot of perl-things.. But in those mails you were talking about the plugin being in the plugin registry. I hoped to find it there, but I didn't..

Anyway, thanks for the URL, I didn't manage to find that page with Google. And I still don't, what search string do I have to use to actualy find that page?

Greetings Robin Roevens