#!/usr/bin/env python

# Description

# ===========

#

# GIMP Plugin to overlay one image on top of another.

#

#

# Running this Plugin from the command line

# =========================================

#

# I think I once read somewhere, that when a GIMP Plugin is invoked from the command line, the

# arguments need to be passed to the Plugin as strings. Attempting to do otherwise can result in

# GIMP runtime errors, such as the following;

#

# Error: ( : 1) eval: unbound variable: DO_NOTHING

# Error: ( : 1) Invalid type for argument 5 to python-fu-runPlugin-multiple-fromFile

#

# To invoke this Plugin from the command line, use a command which is similar to the following;

#

# gimp --no-interface \

# --verbose \

# --console-messages \

# --batch-interpreter="plug-in-script-fu-eval" \

# --batch '( \

# python-fu-runPlugin-multiple-fromList \

# RUN-NONINTERACTIVE \

# "/home/craig/local/source/GitHub_projects/c-sanders/Animation_build/slides/png/Eulers_formula_animation_slides-000001.png" \

# "READ_LIST_FROM_STDIN",

# "/home/craig/local/source/GitHub_projects/c-sanders/Animation_build/frames/png/animation_1/fileList.txt" \

# "/home/craig/temp/Animation_images_png/" \

# "DO_NOTHING" \

# "result" \

# "DIAGNOSTIC_DATA_NONE" \

# )' \

# --batch '(gimp-quit 0)'

#

# Alternatively, here is the same command presented all on one line so as to assist with a cut and

# paste of the command onto a command line.

#

# gimp --no-interface --verbose --console-messages --batch-interpreter="plug-in-script-fu-eval" --batch '(python-fu-runPlugin-multiple-fromList RUN-NONINTERACTIVE "/home/craig/local/source/GitHub_projects/c-sanders/Animation_build/slides/png/Eulers_formula_animation_slides-000001.png" "/home/craig/local/source/GitHub_projects/c-sanders/Animation_build/frames/png/animation_1/fileList.txt" "/home/craig/temp/Animation_images_png/" "0" "result" "0")' --batch "(gimp-quit 0)"

#

#

# Analysis of Plugin arguments

# ============================

#

# The arguments which were presented to the Plugin in the above example, are as follows;

#

# Argument 1 = RUN-NONINTERACTIVE

# Argument 2 = "/home/craig/local/source/GitHub_projects/c-sanders/Animation_build/slides/png/Eulers_formula_animation_slides-000001.png"

# Argument 3 = "/home/craig/local/source/GitHub_projects/c-sanders/Animation_build/frames/png/animation_1/fileList.txt"

# Argument 4 = "/home/craig/temp/Animation_images_png/"

# Argument 5 = "DO_NOTHING

# Argument 6 = "result"

# Argument 7 = "DIAGNOSTIC_DATA_NONE"

#

# /home/foo/fileList.txt should be a file that contains a list of those files (one per line) which

# should be operated on by the Plugin.

#

#

# Plugin locations

# ================

#

# Exmples of locations within which Gimp Plugins can reside;

#

# - /home/foo/.gimp-2.x/plug-ins

# - /usr/lib/gimp/2.0/plug-ins

from os import path

import time

from sys import stdin

from gimpfu import register, main, pdb, gimp, PF_IMAGE, PF_DRAWABLE, PF_INT, PF_STRING, PF_FILE, PF_BOOL, INTERPOLATION_NONE, INTERPOLATION_LINEAR, INTERPOLATION_CUBIC, INTERPOLATION_LANCZOS, PF_RADIO

from diagnosticDataDialog import DiagnosticDataDialog, DIAGNOSTIC_DATA_STDOUT, DIAGNOSTIC_DATA_DIALOG, DIAGNOSTIC_DATA_BOTH, DIAGNOSTIC_DATA_NONE

SPHINX_ACTIVE = False

if (SPHINX_ACTIVE == True) :

PF_FILE = 1004

PF_STRING = 0

PF_RADIO = 0

DIAGNOSTIC_DATA_STDOUT = 0

DIAGNOSTIC_DATA_DIALOG = 0

DIAGNOSTIC_DATA_BOTH = 0

DIAGNOSTIC_DATA_NONE = 0

def register(

return(0)

READ_LIST_FROM_STDIN = "0"

READ_LIST_FROM_FIELD = "1"

DO_NOTHING = "0"

PREPEND_FILENAME = "1"

APPEND_FILENAME = "2"

PREPEND_FILENAME_EXTENSION = "3"

APPEND_FILENAME_EXTENSION = "4"

def runPlugin_single(

print("%s : Exit" % (nameProcedure))

def runPlugin_multiple_fromList(

print("%s : Exit" % (nameProcedure))

def runPlugin_multiple_fromFile(

print("%s : Exit" % (nameProcedure))

class OverlayImageAgent :