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Where I can see if Script-Fu function calls "works". - Strzegol - 09-07-2023
Hi to all.
I have simple question but I'm unable to find answer. Use GIMP 2.99(dev) but question probably is unrelated to version.
How to see error from calls to GIMP functions?
Imagine that I put this (in .scm file or in Script-fu console):
Code:
(script-fu-menu-register "non-existing-stuff" "<Image>/Fictional/Non/Existing/Menu"Where I see Gimp complaining about this? How to know why my call to for example script-fu-menu-register fails?
RE: Where I can see if Script-Fu function calls "works". - Ofnuts - 09-07-2023
If you are on Linux or OSX, you start Gimp in a terminal, and all error messages will appear here. For Windows, there is a gimp-console.exe utility that makes the Gimp console appear in a terminal.
RE: Where I can see if Script-Fu function calls "works". - Strzegol - 09-08-2023
(09-07-2023, 07:24 AM)Ofnuts Wrote: If you are on Linux or OSX, you start Gimp in a terminal, and all error messages will appear here. For Windows, there is a gimp-console.exe utility that makes the Gimp console appear in a terminal.
I thank very much you for your answer. And btw: I found this myself and wanted to write about it that I found answer but your were faster so it point for you!
BTW: I think that errors from scripts should show in script-fu console. This is of course stuff for dev team,and in some way more matter of design that a flaw.