On Tue, Apr 04, 2000 at 12:34:01AM -0700, Mihail Baba <mihail@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> This is how the script should work: Load one image (jpeg), scale it
> down ,then save it to a new file, after which the
> image is deleted, and the next image file is read in and process...
> until there are image to process.
Please note, that with imagemagick you whole script becomes this
shell-command:
find directory -name "*.jpg" -o -name "*.jpeg" -o ... |
xargs mogrify -geometry "100x100!"
> The whole thing works well only once. When trying to load next image
> file, this ugly error message pops-up:
> "file_jpeg_load: procedural database execution failed at..."
This is most probably because the gimp cannot load the file (your script
seems correct). Try to put
Gimp::set_trace(-1); # before the call the jpeg_load
Gimp::set_trace(0); # after the call
in your script(*). This will dump all arguments to the gimp_jpeg_load function
to the screen. Most probably the path you think is given to jpeg_load is not
really the path jpeg_load actually gets.
(*) of course, a simple print "$image_name\n" would suffice in this example,
but the trace functions are much more general.
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