Thank you, Chad, for your answer. I think gimp-message-set-handler and gimp-message will be very useful to me. But, for now, I don't kwnow where to put them because my problem occurs between a write call (which I make) and a set-output-port call (which I don't make) and I don't know who calls this set-output-port ! P.S. will Kevin come soon ? --- In script-fu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Chad Jones <chadsspameateremail@...> wrote: > > I think who you need to answer your question is Kevin on this list but I'll take a shot at giving you some help as well. If I were you I'd look at using debugging statements to figure out what is going on. The debugging statement I use to good effectiveness is listed below: > > For strings: (where iMessageToPrint is a string to print) > ( gimp-message-set-handler 2 ) > ( gimp-message iMessageToPrint ) > > For numbers here's how to convert to a string for printing using the above routine: > ( set! StringToPrint ( number->string iNumberToPrint 10 ) ) > > There isn't a full debugger in the gimp so really that's the best thing I use at the moment besides filling my code with all kinds of assert statements. >
