In the unlikely event that anyone is wanting this, here's version 1.7 of the script, which seems to be compatible with GIMP 2.6/2.8

Kevin

Edit: There was a typo in the file I attached here

Kevin, yes I definitely want it. Will this work with Partha's Gimp-2.8 (64-bit) ?

Molly, I don't know of any reason why it shouldn't work so I'll be confident and answer your question with a yes

Kevin

thank you, I think this is a very handy script, it saves a lot of duping, Kudos

I just downloaded and installed your updated script in my scripts directory. I'm running Partha's 64 bit Gimp 2.8. I assumed that the script would be accessed from the Help Menu at the top of the Gimp screen, but it is nowhere to be found. Am I trying to access it from the wrong location?

That is where mine is Charlie, under the help menu.

Try going to Help (in Gimp) click plug in browser, in the search box, start to type in the name of the script you are looking for, it it is there it should show, it will also show where to find it.

Much embarrassment on my behalf, there was a typo in the version 1.7 I attached earlier, which explains charlie34's problem

Here's the corrected version:

Kevin

bad

Yes i was getting this error and no script in Help menu.
"unbound variable"
Thanks Kevin! Works excellent now.

0 duplicates.

I just ran "Test for Duplicate Scripts". I got the first one v1.5 at GimpScripts, which didn't work in Vista, Gimp 2.8. I just downloaded v1.7 from here which ran like a charm. I don't have that many extra scripts added, so I was surprised to find 6 duplicates. They were all related to "gimpfx-foundry-2.6-1" scripts. There were even two duplicates within the "gimpfx-foundry-2.6-1" folder. "meiklejohn-tonemapping.scm" and "phillips-tonemapping.scm".

Kevin, Great script!
GimpScripts.com still has v1.5 listed.

Looks like v1.7 is not working for GIMP 2.6

Test for duplicate scripts works perfectly for me in Gimp-2.6.12 but will not even recognize itself in Gimp-2.8 (Partha's build)

Here's v1.8, which I think should work for both 2.6.7 and 2.8.0 (at least I've tried it on a Windows XP machine with both 2.6 and 2.8). It now identifies itself as v1.8 in the menu entry just to make it easy to see which version you've got.

Kevin

Thank you very much Kevin. I will go over to Windows and try it on my 2.8 Gimp. I will post back if it works.

Edit: I placed your new plug-in in my 2.8 folder and it now shows. I tested it and didn't get any errors unless this is one below. It didn't show any dupes.



I don't see any version number on the script.
Using Win7 (x64)

win7 64
2.8

I can only think that you've both got scripts that have something about them that I've not seen before.

If either or both of you would like to help find the problem, try running it again with the logging set to "Too Much", then having a look the end of the duplicate_scripts.txt file as it should give some idea of where the problem has occurred.

Kevin