Running a couple of GIMP scripts gave errors.
See
The issues described in that link seem to be already fixed: there are other issues not stricly related to the change of the language, but likely to changes in GIMP (2.10.8).
E.g., having LAYER-MODE-NORMAL
instead of NORMAL
or BLEND-LINEAR
instead of just LINEAR
it's a good thing, but it breaks code using
the “unprefixed” symbols.
Note: those scripts are installed, in my current (as of August, 2019)
Ubuntu 19.04 distro, in /usr/share/gimp/2.0/scripts/
and GIMP's
version is 2.10.8 as already written.
NORMAL
becomesLAYER-MODE-NORMAL-LEGACY
.
The use of the -LEGACY
version seems logical. I haven't tried
otherwise.
NORMAL
becomesLAYER-MODE-NORMAL-LEGACY
displace-type
forplug-in-displace
set to 1 (WRAP
): 0 isn't in the range of accepted values.
NORMAL
,OVERLAY
andADDITION
becomeLAYER-MODE-*-LEGACY
CUSTOM
forgimp-blend
becomesBLEND-CUSTOM
LINEAR
forgimp-blend
becomesGRADIENT-LINEAR
LINEAR
forplug-in-bump-map
locally defined as 0
NORMAL
asLAYER-MODE-*-LEGACY
LINEAR
forplug-in-bump-map
locally defined as 0
NORMAL
asLAYER-MODE-NORMAL-LEGACY
(using define)
plug-in-scatter-hsv
is nowplug-in-hsv-noise