A simple script that Wallace or others might be interested in.
For those times when you wish you could run a filter/script/plug-in on all visible layers without having to dive too much into code.
You'll still need to know a little (very little) about coding.
After you run a successful line of code maybe people can start sharing your one-liners that execute whatever plug-in/script/filter that they use instead of having to share a whole different script.

Here's an example one-liner. Feel free to share more.
pdb.script_fu_drop_shadow(image,layer,4,4,15,(0,0,0),60,False)
The above line when pasted in to use with script will drop shadow on the visible layers.

more details and instructions here -->Run Code on Visible Layers Script for GIMP

I was interested in a similar solution to RWL Actions (http://gimpchat.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=11963#p161758) - unfortunately I did not know a few things:
- how to enable the code in the plugin window (and your code works);
- how to deal with a group of layers.
I believe that there will be something more universal than proposed by Graechan (Multiple Layer Actions Script - http://gimpchat.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=9446&hilit=Multiple+Layer+Actions#p122845) or me
A very developmental topic - for a good encoder (and I think about You)
I hope there will be many more versions.

Don't know if this will be useful to those who do not understand the procedure data browser.

My sentiment too. The difficulty of programming isn't the programming language or even programming. It is the ability to figure out errors and fix them. And this script is making that even harder since in case of typos users just see a "plugin crashed" message. At least In the Python console they would see a slightly more meaningful explanation, and even a pointer to the problem character.

But well, Tin has always been on a quest to provide Gimp programming to non-programmers(*)

(*) who here aren't professional IT people but just the people with the adequate mindset

True.
But those who do understand procedure browser can easily whip up a one-liner for those who don't.
I hope people can share their one-liners.

That's exactly what I was thinking.... those who do know can provide the one-liners to those who don't know to just simply paste and run.

For those who are keen and willing to learn just a little to come up with one-liners themselves, they can view this simple instructions to come up with other one-liners for others to use.

I haven't tried this yet*, being a non-programmer it's a bit daunting.. but the instructions seem fairly straightforward. I'm trying to do a "Heal selection" on about 6 layers, just a small selection that needed a bit of filling-out..


*OK I did it after about 9 attempts! ..First problem was I saw in the Procedure browser something about INTERACTIVE and NON-INTERACTIVE, so I put a '1' in the brackets to start things off.. didn't work, tried a '0' still no-go), after realising I should just ignore that part I tried to make my code readable, I put - "'pdb.python_fu_heal_selection(image,layer,40,Sides,Random)'" - I also tried using quotation marks around 'Sides' and 'Random', then it dawned on me I needed an integer in both cases so I finally got it to work with the following code: pdb.python_fu_heal_selection(image,layer,40,2,1)

Took me nearly as long to work it out as it did for me to type this out. So there's hope yet!! Thanks for the script Tin - I shall enjoy trying stuff out with it I'm sure

right on Zero01

Your response details struggles that you overcame. I thought it's worth it to add a link to from 1st post of script download thread so others can read and learn from your experience.

Wow, fame at last eh? I'll just say to anyone attempting to use this script, it may seem daunting but it's actually (fairly) staightforward.

Good solutions should be shown - only for those who are interested.
In This console does not need to be changed
Thay đổi các hyphen (-) trong tên hàm cho underscores (_).

http://www.arakne.es/en/dessign/gimp-python-script-console2-updated-new-button-for-save-only-source-code/#Descarga/Download

MareroQ,
That extended console is cool.
Thanks for sharing.

I'm no stranger to scripting/commands. Been using Avisynth and FFmpeg for years. But please explain the benefit of using this plugin versus Ctrl+F on all layers you desire?

I had Wallace's creation of fonts when I did this.
Of course, there's no real benefit if you're willing to Ctrl+F on all the layers.
I think when Wallace creates a font he has at least 36 characters so clicking on 36 layers and Ctrl+F on all of them seem overly repetitive.

For that problem it could be better to make a grid of characters in one single layer, and then export it using a a script that cuts the tiles.

Maybe Wallace can explain in details but when Wallace requested a script to run on all visible layers, he needed the effect to be applied individually on each layer so I don't think he could've used the one layer then cut into tiles solution.
Plus after you cut them into tiles you'll have adjust spacing and i's and j's would be in separate tiles because of the dotted parts separated from the main letter.

So I ran into an example of where Ctrl+F doesn't work (unless of course you wrote a script that did the steps asked by Pat).
Pat wants to do Alpha To Selection and Pattern Fill on each layer just now.
And a one-liner (technically multiple lines just ran together as one liner).
https://www.gimplearn.net/viewtopic.php ... 947#p14947

This was forgotten until Pat mentioned it. Thanks Pat.

Thank you, Tin. That little script of yours work very well! I love it! Now I am seeing if I can get BRL all layers to work for me. Your scripts are really good.

Do you need a one-liner for BRL or did you find the script I wrote for Wallace?