Hi all, Some of you may remeber me a few months (actually quite a few) ago bugging you on how to write gimp plugins (I have no idea why I haven't bothered de-subcribing from the list)....I wrote a few to do some stuff (most of it is pretty useless), but I thought I just put it up because I find two of them particularly useful (and still don't know of a better way to do the first one) lfl.c - List file loader, just takes a \n deliminted set of files and loads them up as layers in an image (uses copy and pasting). The neat thing is that if you have things like png's with offsets; it will resize the image and arrange and alpha pad each layer so that each offseted png is located in the proper relative location. makecomparagram.c - Generates the joint histogram between two 24-bit images for each channel (takes two layers as input) as a log thresholded 768x768 image, useful for some stuff (in my case, if you take the 'comparagram' (dumb name for a simple concept) between two images which are the exact same, you get the identity in R vs. R, G vs. G, and B vs. B. If they are the same image but say taken at different exposure (or gain) you see that you get curves (not sloped lines becuase of a camera's non-linear response function). The other pluings do stuff like split up an image's channels into layers (trust me there was a reason for this, namely to get have an alpha with each layer), cement which basically does a weighted sum with a supplied lookup table and I think that's it... These have been sitting around for a while and doubtfully interesting to anyone else, but I just ran across use for the list-loader so I thought someone else may. If anyone is interested I wouldn't mind polishing them up... grab it at http://www.eyetap.org/~maneesh/stuff.html (I put all my plugins in the tarball, but I think that the only really useful one is the list file loader, so I put it up separately)... Use the makeInstall.sh script (which just gimptool --install's each plugins)... Cheers, Maneesh
