I'm working with gimp 2.9 and python/numpy, and was happy to find a
drawable get_data method. From a gimp developers message thread dated
February, it was mentioned that a 'set_data' method is on the short list
for future development, but, until that appears, I was hoping to get
python-gegl working on my linux (Mint Debian) system. Could someone
provide insight as to how to get a work around for saving a numpy array
as a gimp drawable?
My current effort involves getting gegl built with introspection and
python-gegl (is there a more straightforward way?)
I've built babl, gegl (with --enable-introspection=yes) and gimp 2.9.3;
and have PyGObject installed (via pip).
I've cloned python-gegl, but don't see an autogen or configure file.
There is a setup.py, and when I run:
/ ~/src/python-gegl $ python setup.py install//
// gobject introspection enabled GEGL not installed on
this system -//
// this package won't work as is.//
//
// Ensure you have installed://
// pygobject,//
// a recent GEGL build with gobject introspection
installed//
//
// Package not installed!/
It indicates that Gegl doesn't have introspection enabled. I didn't see
any errors when I built gegl, and pygobject is installed via pip, can
someone provide any insight as to what is wrong here?
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