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Feature request: Predefined Parameter sets #5
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I tried messing around with this before with the |
Well, if that is a problem how about creating new major commands that only allow selectable candidates? |
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I'm not very fond of hydras. I experience them as disruptive in the workflow. I think simple hirachical lists that can be narrowed down would be more fitting in regards scalability and extensibilty. To me the eimp inbuilt functions are like the examples in the your readme - they put everything in one level and add their own nameing scheme. The idea was to orientate the selections hirachical based on the IM operations, just like blimp does now, just with predefined selections instead of own parameters input. In that way it preserves the feeling of using IM natively and not some wrapper. Well, maybe the idea has not enough usage value for the effort needed to realize it. I would hope that someone picks up the idea, but it seems that image manipulation using emacs is not quite popular yet, so it probably will stay this way for a longer time. |
I just though of the idea of predefined parameter sets. What do you think of it?
For example you call rotate but instead of entering a value you press a key and then you can select some default sets like +90,+180 and so forth.
Maybe it is possible to combine the predefined sets and the normal parameter entry in one level, so you don't need to press a key to get the predefined sets but I don't know if that is possible.
I assume there are sites on the internet that already have tons of usefull parameter sets that just need to be added.
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