I know nothing about net-fu. (not even what it is, or used to be)

AS for the code re-use, maybe you could try moving from Schema to python.

GIMP-Python is standard on the 1.3.x and will be standard on the gimp 2.0 series (ok, I guess windows people will have to install python along, But python install under windows is a "next->next->finish" breeze, so maybe a binary install an even be put along with the Gimp2.x series binaries when they come out)

Python not only will allow you code re-use through the "import" statement, but will also provide you with a fully featured language, with file access and everything else for your scripts. Not to mention python ocde readability when compared to schema.

On Monday 18 August 2003 3:16 pm, Jonathan Bartlett wrote:

Does net-fu still exist? All links to any pages about it seem to be dead. I was interested in using it, but just didn't know how to get started.

Secondly, is there any way to force a script to run as the first scheme script? I wanted to define functions used in multiple scripts, and I needed to get them loaded first (Basically, in case I can't get net-fu to work, I want to be able to replace it, but I would need to replace script-fu-register first).

Jon

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Hi,

On Mon, 2003-08-18 at 20:16, Jonathan Bartlett wrote:

Secondly, is there any way to force a script to run as the first scheme script? I wanted to define functions used in multiple scripts, and I needed to get them loaded first.

All script-fu scripts are loaded by the script-fu extension at startup and can this use any functions defined in any other script-fu. Yes, this is ugly and noone is particulary happyy about this but that's how it works.

Sven