GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 311726
run the script interpreter on demand
Last modified: 2018-05-24 10:23:22 UTC
When developing a script it is tedious to have to keep doing the Refresh Scripts command, since only one script has changed. It would be nice if a particular script could be flagged so it is loaded from the file each time it is run -- perhaps with a property within the script, which can be removed once the script is complete.
Script-Fu isn't going to be developed any further. This should be handled by tiny-fu and the way to handle this is to change Script-Fu to work like other language bindings and instead of running the interpreter continously, an instance should be launched for each script that is being run. You would get instant updating then, like you already have with for example python-fu.
Will reassign this to gimp-tiny-fu and change the summary to reflect the proposed solution instead of the original request.
The change is already on the ToDo list for a post 1.2 version of Tiny-Fu.
For this particular thing I use Gimp Shell in emacs. I made some change in it and you can find it at http://eric.lamarque.free.fr/?linux/gimp-shell.html Unfortunately, if your not familiar with emacs, it will not help.
Setting target milestone to 2.0
*** Bug 766132 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
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