Hello

Here is the paynekj's code converted into a "gegl_command.py" plug-in.
It does not show in any menu, but it enables to code "pdb.python_gegl(theImage, theDrawable, theGeglCommand)".
It's tested on Linux but not on Windows.

EDIT:
That's a (near-)duplicate of gimp-forum.net.
(The file was "fu-python-gegl_ops_test.py". It enabled to code "pdb.gegl_gegl(theDrawable, theGeglCommand)".)
Regardless of the duplication, I suggest to keep "gegl_command.py" that is made up of paynekj's simpler version.
( Sorry, for the mess.)

==> "gegl_command.py" has to be put in the "plug-ins" directory.

cli345, thanks again for your nice plug-ins.
I have windows and it works great in neontext.

Thanks instead to paynekj (It isn't my plug-in, I only isolated his code into a file)

Thank you Issabella for your feedback

Is there an update of the Gegl-operations-common file posted at #25?
Some operations are missing.
Sorry to ask but I'm unable to find an update by googling, I suppose there is a recent more complete list of the c functions, where to look to see the required parameters.
Thanks.

For what it is worth the GEGL page is back on line. https://gegl.org/operations/ That takes you to individual functions with descriptions and syntax.

For Windows

The samj 2.10.24 no longer includes the file gegl.exe but it is there in the zip on post#25 I works in both samj and regular Gimp 2.10.24
It is worth reading the samj GEGL post on this page https://samjcreations.blogspot.com/2020 ... -tres.html

Example screenshot for functions listing ( --list-all ) and for an individual operation. ( --info gegl:xxxxx) I make 250 operations.

Thanks a lot, I will check whether I can find what needed.
In any of my last scripts there are some gegl operations (sometimes I didn't find what I was looking for).

Hey guys. A command like

gegl:layer src=/home/contrast/Pictures/LinkedLayers/share.png

is literally the closest thing to having to a shared shared layer system like photoshop

I made a GEGL Graph preset of it but I was wondering if anyone had a better idea to implement this?

I would like to show GEGL Graph's ability to live syntax edit text style effects. I wish more Gimp users knew about this as I have been doing this since June 2021 and no longer have to spam multiple drop shadow filters.

https://streamable.com/4p9c1z

contrast_,
That was a informative video. Thanks.

Guys I need help getting this plugin working in 2.10.32 and up

https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-Scrip ... operations
https://www.gimp-forum.net/attachment.php?aid=4477

*August 26 update to fix a conflict with gegl_command.py (said update applies to both stable and experimental GEGL Effects)
FIX HERE
https://github.com/LinuxBeaver/GEGL-Eff ... L/releases

Also the post above shows me clueless about why my own plugin use to break this.

Outside of this drama we need to update this python script to include gegl name spaces other then just gegl. ( Such as gimp: svg: or lb:) my own custom name space. A Gimp dev Liam even uses the name space (boy:) so there would need to be a way to tell this script to accept any gegl name space

This is tedious and painful. If people want to call my plugins in scripts this tool needs to allow GEGL plugins that use name spaces other then gegl:, In example (anything:pluginname) instead of just (gegl:pluginname)


I had to rename plugins of mine from lb: to gegl: again just to run them in BIMP.

Hey I was looking at this viewtopic.php?f=9&t=18040&p=254914#p255005
What if I like parse out all pages from https://www.gegl.org/operations/
and make the right replacemnts (sort of like translating into autogenerated python_fu files using this generic template) and just make right replacements.
So that we have access to all the GEGL functions from python fu. It calls the made dinasset_gegl_graph.
Would people actually use it?


Follow progress of this

Your idea would be invaluable to me as a proof of GEGL to Python-Fu operability.

I really admire what Contrast/Beaver has done with GEGL but I just cannot get my head around using it at all; I keep looking at his code and the GEGL syntax and my brain goes into meltdown.

I need to be able to use GEGL through python scripts so if you can pull this off I will be extremely happy indeed. Heroic in fact!

Not heroic, just tinkering and direct translation/parsing in concept.
currently, I have no idea how to call dinasset_gegl_graph for

gegl operations that have pads which aren't just input output (less or more).

Hopefully someone will chime in.

But if I know how to call them then in theory this would work (I cross my finger).

I think you'll be partially happy with 72 functions exposed post.

Tin, you can remove "dinasset" from your exposed gegl functions, they will work the same, "dinasset" is superfluos and just remembers the gift to me of paynekj.

ps: or replace "dinasset" with "paynekj", which is likely even better

hehe ok