GIMP gets Python dump

GIMP can interoperate with Python so that you can perform script operations.

But is there a way to perform a series of operations on the GUI dashboards and see what the Python code had to do to accomplish those operations? That is, to write the scripting equivalent of your recent GIMP operations. Paraview has such a feature .

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No, It is Immpossible. There is no proper record of actions taken in GIMP code other than the undo system, and there are no hooks for introspection with the plugin API that Python uses.

This is a long time missing feature that needs to be properly specified and written into code and will require changes in several places in the application - the GIMP is a developer-driven project, probably not soon.



Searching non-interactiveivelly that a PDB call does a function, but relatively easy - hopefully you found a View button on the interactive file console that allows you to search through the PDB and insert a template call for each function on the console itself using a button apply

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Link to the "macro recorder": https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=51937

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