... on what u call "simple". If u want a gui saying
Run program _________________
[X] give it the parameters it needs
[X] do with its output what i expect
i'm afraid the answer would be "nope".
But if you know a bit 'bout programming, "simple" could mean "write a lil perl-plugin"... Like, if u wanna see some more EXIF-info than gimp provides, something like
#!/usr/bin/perl
use Gimp qw(:auto __ N_); use Gimp::Fu; use Gimp::Util;
register(
"exif-info",
N_"Show some EXIF-Info",
N_"Show some EXIF-Info",
"Themroc", "Themroc/Public Domain", "2008-05-29",
N_"/Xtns/Info/EXIF info...",
undef,
[
[PF_STRING, "filename", N_"Name of file to read", ""],
],
sub {
local($filename)= @_;
gimp_message(`exiftool $filename`);
}
);
exit main;
__END__
=head1 Whats this?
It should show some EXIF-Info
=cut
might (i've not tested it) do the trick. Of course, such a thing would be rather lame, i for one would prefer a "show all EXIF-Data"-button in the preview pane, but that might require some c (or whatever language gimp is written in) programming with loooong compiler runs and is simply not what i would call "simple".
I haven't tried it yet, and I would also prefer a Button in the preview pane, and perhaps a plugin-configuration ,where to choose which information should be printet.
But, as i was afraid of, it would take a lot of programming. And I simply don't know how to do that, or where to get the time to learn this.
But thanks anyway.
Patrick
It depends...
... on what u call "simple". If u want a gui saying
Run program _________________
[X] give it the parameters it needs
[X] do with its output what i expect
i'm afraid the answer would be "nope".
But if you know a bit 'bout programming, "simple" could mean "write a lil perl-plugin"... Like, if u wanna see some more EXIF-info than gimp provides, something like
#!/usr/bin/perl
use Gimp qw(:auto __ N_); use Gimp::Fu; use Gimp::Util;
register(
"exif-info",
N_"Show some EXIF-Info",
N_"Show some EXIF-Info",
"Themroc", "Themroc/Public Domain", "2008-05-29",
N_"/Xtns/Info/EXIF info...",undef,
[
[PF_STRING, "filename", N_"Name of file to read", ""],
],
sub {
local($filename)= @_;
gimp_message(`exiftool $filename`);
}
);
exit main;
__END__
=head1 Whats this?
It should show some EXIF-Info
=cut
might (i've not tested it) do the trick. Of course, such a thing would be rather lame, i for one would prefer a "show all EXIF-Data"-button in the preview pane, but that might require some c (or whatever language gimp is written in) programming with loooong compiler runs and is simply not what i would call "simple".
hth
Thanks!