SOLUTION --> click here (It's already built-in, no need for a script)
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I want to register a menu using .py fu
like I know about <Image>/ and <Gradients>/
But what if i want to register one under Gradient Editor while user has a gradient segment selected.

basically I want to be able to add a function called "Add Stop" or something similar
that it'll
1) add split segment at midpoint
2) set right color of left segment to a chosen color
3) set left color of right segment to same chosen color...
as like a short cut instead of having to manually do 3 steps.

I think this will make the gradient editor much friendlier
I am guessing that gradient and segment is automatically passed in some how ...
like if I register <Gradients>/ it shows up when right clicking gradient and that gradient is automatically passed into the first parameter if parameter is defined as string.... so I hoping when user right clicks the segment, if i had my menu registered in the right place with the right string inside <> ... the gradient and segment is passed in somehow

does any one know? any pointers would be much appreciated.

Is there a documentation on these <Image> or <Gradients>
and other possible menu registers?

If I can do this it'll cut down the work of adding a stop to 6 clicks instead of 12 clicks ...
I really want to be able to do it.

I guess the Gradient Editor is unreachable. oh well

Try GIMP Developers Mailing Lists.

Not sure what to do with mailing lists.
Email people and ask them?

Edit: I subscribed to developers mailing list.

LOL

There is an archive.

I see it now thanks I'll search that and see

Working with gradients.
So I wonder how many people know about this?
It saves a ton of manual work trying to change Left/Right Colors of gradient segments.
Quickly add a Stop to a gradient while editing it in Gradient Editor.


Quickly change a Stop's color while editing it in Gradient Editor.


Playing with gradients should be a breeze now

GIMP Gradient Editor info is always good.
I'm a total newb with it.

So instead of a 12 click to add stop of certain color, with the above solution i can be done in 3 clicks (well more like 2 clicks and a single drag and drop).
Much friendlier I think.

That is so awesome, lol! I never read the gradient editor info, just naturally thought the native files were the only ones that worked. Good find, Tin!

Excellent. This will be much quicker.