On 20/06/14 03:38, Joao S. O. Bueno wrote:
Issue fixed in master and 2.8 branch. (It will be generally
available as of gimp 2.8.12)
Thanks for spotting that.
While we are at it, it there an explanation why there are both "layers"
and "children" attributes in a gimp.GroupLayer, that return essentially
the same thing but with a different class;
>>> image=gimp.image_list()[0]
>>> g=image.layers[0]
>>> print g
<gimp.GroupLayer 'Group3'>
>>> g.children
[<gimp.Layer 'Group 3-2'>, <gimp.Layer 'Group 3-1'>]
>>> g.layers
[<gimp.GroupLayer 'Group 3-2'>, <gimp.GroupLayer 'Group 3-1'>]
>>>
In practice, the "children" method is a bit of a pain when you walk the
tree, because the image has "layers" but no "children".
But a gimp.Layer has "children" but no "layers"...
All this is highly confusing... with a single "layers" attribute that
always returns a GroupLayer when possible things would be simpler IMHO.
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