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xcfinfo(1)																xcfinfo(1)

NAME
xcfinfo - display information about GIMP xcf files SYNOPSIS
xcfinfo [ options ] filename DESCRIPTION
xcfinfo is a command-line tool that displays information about the contents of image files in the XCF format used by gimp(1), particularly about the layers in the image. OPTIONS
-h, --help Print an option summery to standard output and exit with a return code of 0. -j, --bzip Equivalent to -Z bzcat. Default if the filename ends with bz2. -u, --utf8 Use the raw UTF-8 representation from the XCF file to compare and display layer names. Ordinarily, layer names will be converted to the character set of the current locale. -v, --verbose Print progress messages about the conversion to standard error. -V, --version Print the version numer of xcftools to standard output and exit with a return code of 0. -z, --gzip Equivalent to -Z zcat. Default if the filename ends with gz. -Z command, --unpack command Specify a command that the input file is filtered through before being interpreted as an XCF file. The command is invoked as com- mand filename and must produce output to its standard output. Note that it is not possible to specify arguments as part of com- mand. An uncompressor is selected automatically if the filename ends with gz or bz2; to suppress this, use -Z cat (which is imple- mented without actually starting a cat(1) process). OUTPUT
Information about the image is displayed on standard output in a fixed format. The first line contains general information about the XCF file: - The file format version - The canvas size - The image mode (color, grayscale, or indexed) - The numer of layers - The internal compression algorithm Following this line there is a line for each layer: 1) The character + if the layer is visible and - if it is not 2) The size and offset of the layer 3) The pixel format of the layer, including whether the layer has an alpha channel. 4) The layer mode, as well as the opacity if not 100%, and /mask if the layer has an active layer mask. 5) The name of the layer. EXIT STATUS
The exit status of xcfinfo is 0 Success 20 Problems parsing the command line. 21 The specified XCF file does not exist or cannot be read. 123 The XCF file contains presumably valid features that xcftools does not support. (As of this writing there is no known way of getting the Gimp to write an XCF file that will provoke this return. Please notify the author if you discover one). 125 The XCF file is malformed. 126 An uncompression program could not be executed, or terminated abnormally. 127 Unexpected I/O error, internal errors, or other "this can't happen" situations. If an uncompression program returns an error exit status, this will be returned from xcfinfo too. AUTHOR
xcfinfo was written by Henning Makholm <henning@makholm.net>. SEE ALSO
xcf2pnm(1), xcf2png(1) Xcftools 2006-02-12 xcfinfo(1)

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GIMP-REMOTE(1)							 GIMP Manual Pages						    GIMP-REMOTE(1)

NAME
gimp-remote - tells a running GIMP to open a (local or remote) image file. SYNOPSIS
gimp-remote [-h] [--help] [-v] [--version] [--display display] [-e] [--existing] [-q] [--query] filename ... DESCRIPTION
gimp-remote is a small utility that tells a running GIMP to open one or more (local or remote) image files. It does so by searching for a GIMP toolbox on the active display. If it can find a GIMP toolbox, a synthetic drop event is created which makes GIMP think the files would have been dropped onto the toolbox. More than one filename or URL can be specified on the commandline. If no GIMP window is found, gimp-remote will start a new GIMP instance and ask it to load the specified images. If no filename or URL is given, gimp-remote will start a new GIMP. This behaviour can be altered using the command-line options described below. OPTIONS
gimp-remote accepts the following options: -h, --help Display a list of all commandline options. -v, --version Output the version info. --display display Use the designated X display. -e, --existing If no running GIMP instance is found, don't start a new one but exit. -q, --query Check if GIMP is running and exit. A status code of 0 indicates that a GIMP toolbox window has been found on this display. EXAMPLES
gimp-remote http://www.gimp.org/images/wilber_the_gimp.png Loads the image from the GIMP website into a running GIMP or starts a new one. gimp-remote wilber.xcf wilma.xcf Loads the local files wilber.xcf and wilma.xcf into a running GIMP or starts a new one. ENVIRONMENT
DISPLAY to get the default host and display number. AUTHORS
Sven Neumann and Simon Budig. SEE ALSO
gimp(1), gimprc(5), gimptool(1) Version 2.0.2 March 23 2004 GIMP-REMOTE(1)
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