mrwtoppm - a command line utility for converting raw image files into ppm files (ie, Minolta Dimage 7/7i -SLR Type- digital cameras can aquire these types of images). mrwtoppm provides both a command line utility and a gimp-1.2 plugin. I'll attach my attempt of making my first ebuild to this item shortly.
Created attachment 13188 [details] My first attempt at composing an ebuild file from scratch I've entered a comment noting the features that mrwtoppm depends. basically it only needs lcms to utilize the commandline tool. however, if a user wants to utilize the additional gimp-plugin, the gimp-plugin only works with gimp-1.2. :-( I'm finding that if gimp-1.3 is installed along with gimp-1.2, the build will fail when making the gimp plugin. I have verified that the DoDocs files are correct. the mrwtoppm should install it's bin file to /usr/bin and (i believe) some profile files to /usr/share/mrwtoppm. The gimp plugin to the usual /usr/lib/gimp/1.2/plug-ins/.
ok. strike that comment about mrwtoppm not compiling while both gimp-1.2 & gimp-1.3 are installed. i was incorrect. a build error only happens when the compile is ran twice. it would appear a buggy Makefile is probably the culprit. i've retested the build process and mrwtoppm builds fine with both gimp-1.2 & gimp-1.3 installed. however, the /usr/bin/gimp & /usr/bin/gimp-tool need to be point to version 1.2!!
again why do you add users and whatnot, this ebuild seems so overcomplicated etc. And haven't you read my comments on your other bug, i see the same mistakes again. Disabling sandbox, wrong IUSE, weird dependency (what does it depend on?), etc.
i did this ebuild file immmediately following dimage-gimp plugin. (see teh original submission times. maybe things get forwarded a little slow on your server?) package depends on liblcms. If the user wants to utilize the gimp plugin, they will need to have installed gimp-1.2 (as the package fails to build with gimp-1.3 libs/includes -- going from memory). again, i was somewhat stumped on trying to specify such a dep for gimp within an ebuild yes. it probably is overly complicated.
Created attachment 27702 [details] mrwtoppm-0.0.12.ebuild mrwtoppm-0.0.12.ebuild
Any idea when this ebuild will be included into portage? ie: /usr/local/portage/media-plugins/mrwtoppm Does a Changelog also need to be attached?
sorry this got snowed under maybe more something for gfx, i wonder why we got this in the first place.
this package converts minolta raw images taken with the dimage 7i/7 digital cameras (and other slr type digital cameras) into ppm images. The package also includes a gimp-1.2 plugin. the author is also in the process of making the plugin compatable for gimp-2.0 so the package does two things...and very well i might add. ;-)
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Mark as duplicate of Bug #47308
*** Bug 47308 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
No release since 2004 -> WONTFIX.
I believe development has been more focused on dcraw for the past few years. http://www.cybercom.net/~dcoffin/dcraw/ Nor has there been a s/w release specifically for mrwtoppm for the past few years for mrwtoppm. It could be, the work for mrwtoppm software migrated into dcraw. Right, using Sunrise is probably best. I've completed lots of work for Mandrake in the past and had no problems getting it published. Sunrise for Gentoo's Portage is probably a long awaited feature! <rant> Since somebody stole >$2,0000 of my digital photography, and my insurance had a clause omitting, haven't used raw for the past few years. Oh. Motel 6 did give me $100 for reimbursement. Wow. Enough to cover the shiny new Ford vehicle window! (The digital photography equipment had the feature for taking "Minolta Raw Image, aka *.mrw" raw images.) </end rant :->
