Function
GimpUiexport_image
Declaration [src]
GimpExportReturn
gimp_export_image (
GimpImage** image,
gint* n_drawables,
GimpDrawable*** drawables,
const gchar* format_name,
GimpExportCapabilities capabilities
)
Description [src]
Takes an image and a drawable to be saved together with a description of the capabilities of the image_format. If the type of image doesn’t match the capabilities of the format a dialog is opened that informs the user that the image has to be exported and offers to do the necessary conversions.
If the user chooses to export the image, a copy is created.
This copy is then converted, image
and drawables
are changed to
point to the new image and the procedure returns GIMP_EXPORT_EXPORT.
The save_plugin has to take care of deleting the created image using
gimp_image_delete()
and the drawables list with g_free()
once the
image has been saved.
If the user chooses to Ignore the export problem, image
and
drawables
are not altered, GIMP_EXPORT_IGNORE is returned and the
save_plugin should try to save the original image. If the user
chooses Cancel, GIMP_EXPORT_CANCEL is returned and the save_plugin
should quit itself with status GIMP_PDB_CANCEL
.
If format_name
is NULL, no dialogs will be shown and this function
will behave as if the user clicked on the ‘Export’ button, if a
dialog would have been shown.
Parameters
image
-
Type:
GimpImage
Pointer to the image.
The data is owned by the caller of the function. n_drawables
-
Type:
gint*
Size of
drawables
.The data is owned by the caller of the function. drawables
-
Type: An array of
GimpDrawable**
Array of pointers to drawables.
The length of the array is specified in the n_drawables
argument.The data is owned by the caller of the function. format_name
-
Type:
const gchar*
The (short) name of the image_format (e.g. JPEG or GIF).
The data is owned by the caller of the function. The value is a NUL terminated UTF-8 string. capabilities
-
Type:
GimpExportCapabilities
What can the image_format do?
Return value
Type: GimpExportReturn
An enum of GimpExportReturn
describing the user_action.