Sven Neumann a écrit : > Hi, > > Thierry Tracol <thierry.tracol@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > > > I am currently adapting a Unix Gimp plug-in to Windows Gimp. > > I have a problem because the plug-in is using the > > "gimp_selection_invert" function which works well with Unix, but it > > doesn't seem to exist on PC. > > > > The function is declared in the windows include "gimpselection_pdb.h", > > but it is not present in the exported functions list of the > > "libgimp.dll" dll. > > > > The only exported functions in "liggimp.dll" related to selection are : > > "gimp_selection_save, _gimp_selection_none, _gimp_selection_load, > > _gimp_selection_is_empty, _gimp_selection_float, _gimp_selection_clear, > > _gimp_selection_bounds". > > none of the symbols that start with an underscore should be exported. > If they really are, it's a bug and you should expect that they won't > be available in the next release. > > The symbols related to selections that should be exported are: > > gimp_selection_all > gimp_selection_border > gimp_selection_bounds > gimp_selection_clear > gimp_selection_feather > gimp_selection_float > gimp_selection_grow > gimp_selection_invert > gimp_selection_is_empty > gimp_selection_layer_alpha > gimp_selection_load > gimp_selection_none > gimp_selection_save > gimp_selection_sharpen > gimp_selection_shrink > gimp_selection_translate > gimp_selection_value > > > Does anybody know how to bypass this problem ? > > you could call the PDB function directly using gimp_run_procedure() > instead of relying on the availability of the C wrappers. Thank you for your advice. It works when I call the procedure through gimp_run_procedure. I am new in the Gimp Plug-in area. Most of the time I prefer to use directly the Gimp procedure instead of using the gimp_run_procedure. Is there a big disadvantage in not using gimp_run_procedure ? > > > I'd appreciate if you could file a bug-report for this problem. It > would be even better if you fixed the gimp.def file and attached a > patch to the bug-report. Perhaps Tor can comment if I'm wrong and > libgimp/gimp.def is not the right place to fix this. I will be busy for the 2 next weeks. After I will report the bug. > > > Salut, Sven
