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python-fu: Exiting properly in batche mod with Gimp 2.99 - mrbookman - 07-23-2021 Greetings. I should first mention that this problem has to do with the new API. Due to certain constraints, I have to use python 3, and so I've been using Gimp 2.99. https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-What-is-the-correct-way-to-close-a-python-batch-job I've tried to adapt the method shown in the thread above for python3, adding a Gimp.quit() at the end of the do_it function. This is the command I'm using. Code: gimp-console-2.99 -idf --batch-interpreter python-fu-eval -b "import sys;sys.path=['.']+sys.path;import backrem;backrem.do_it()" This is the message I get. Code: plug-in 'python-eval.py' aborted before sending its procedure return values Other information:
(I'm aware that this isn't code, but I couldn't find the appropriate BBCode tags) RE: python-fu: Exiting properly in batche mod with Gimp 2.99 - Ofnuts - 07-24-2021 Tried to put the gimp.quit() after backrem.do_it() ? RE: python-fu: Exiting properly in batche mod with Gimp 2.99 - mrbookman - 07-24-2021 (07-24-2021, 06:57 AM)Ofnuts Wrote: Tried to put the gimp.quit() after backrem.do_it() ? Thank you for the reply! I tried it after you suggested it. It doesn't seem to improve anything. Still the same error. Additional info: My code is only a script, it's not a plugin per se. I haven't implemented do_query_procedures and do_create_procedure (according to https://wiki.gimp.org/wiki/Hacking:Plugins_v3). RE: python-fu: Exiting properly in batche mod with Gimp 2.99 - mrbookman - 08-01-2021 I have found a solution. I was stupid to have overlooked it. Since it was pdb.gimp_quit() for the old version, for this one, it will naturally be Gimp.get_pdb().run_procedure('gimp-quit', [True]). However, it seems to cause memory leaks. |