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Mueen Nawaz wrote:
> nemesis wrote:
>> It's Gimp's default scripting language, a TinyScheme interpreter. Don't
>> feel terrified, Scheme is a very easy language and in any case you'll
>> be using it just to call functions. Syntax is simple: (function-name
>> par1 par2 par3 ...). That's it, the name of the function is the first
>> thing in the procedure call and it comes inside the parentheses.
>
> Also, Gimp has supported scripting via Python for a long time now, and
> I heard that they consider it the official scripting language now.
It's truly irrelevant the choice of language when all you really do is
just call procedures.
But anyway, Script-Fu is TinyScript and comes builtin with Gimp because
it's a really small and lightweight interpreter. I didn't see any
Python-Fu in the Win build, though it's here in my Ubuntu Gimp.
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