On 3/12/07, D. Stimits <stimits@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
hahahaha!
gimp.delete(image)
or
gimp.delete(layer) #only do this if the layer isn't attached to an image. If it is attached to an image, then deleting the image will delete all the layers and other things -- no need to delete them directly.
This *is* in the pygimp documentation (plug-ins/pygimp/doc/pygimp.html in the source tree)! RTFM!
I have not found any python-fu way to "close" a file, or to reclaim
memory after creating an image or layer. Is there such a thing? Is there
instead some sort of garbage collection?
hahahaha!
gimp.delete(image)
or
gimp.delete(layer) #only do this if the layer isn't attached to an image. If it is attached to an image, then deleting the image will delete all the layers and other things -- no need to delete them directly.
This *is* in the pygimp documentation (plug-ins/pygimp/doc/pygimp.html in the source tree)! RTFM!
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