sven@xxxxxxxx wrote: :On Sun, 2006-12-03 at 12:05 -0800, triffid@xxxxxxxxxx wrote: :> However, I want to annotate the PREVIEW (*without* modifying the :> original image's drawable) using gimp_pencil(). That requires a :> GimpDrawable, but rgn_out- i.e. the processed pixels which are used to :> create the preview's contents- is in GimpPixelRgn format. How do I draw :> on the output window? : :It would help a lot if you could simply tell us what you actually want :to achieve before going into implementation details. I have the feeling :that all you want to do is to draw something on the preview window. That's exactly right; I realise that my original question got bogged down with specifics- sorry. Put simply, I want to use the high-level Drawable functions to draw a line or arrow on the preview window. The tutorial example only uses the pixel-level functions. It's not clear how- or if- I can use (e.g.) gimp_pencil() and friends. :If that is true, then you definitely don't want to use :gimp_pencil() or similar functions. Umm... that's *exactly* what I wanted to do. But from your reply I guess that (a) it's not possible, or (b) it's a bad idea...? - triffid@xxxxxxxxxx _____________________________________________________________ Get your FREE OiNK-Mail ---> http://www.oink.co.uk Adopt an animal today and help support wildlife conservation ---> http://www.adoption.co.uk The Rainforests. Home to half of all living species. Don't let them disappear. ---> http://www.adoption.co.uk/rainforest _______________________________________________ Gimp-developer mailing list Gimp-developer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU/mailman/listinfo/gimp-developer
