I'm playing around with some code right now based on OpenCV and C++ (I know I know, but all the graphics I've ever done was with opencv and I couldn't find a quick start guide. It reads stdin for arguments and supports 1 function (rotate).
I actually think a scripting language would be most suitable because we can let the language and its interpreter work for us (basically a modifiedb interpreter like pdb). Is there interest in this? I think a good feature (option) would be all mutable images. Calvin On 2 December 2013 19:45, Johannes Hofmann <johannes.hofm...@gmx.de> wrote: > Hi, > > you could also have a look at my old project > http://flpsed.org/flimp.html > It's a minimal graphical frontend for command line image processing > tools. It tries to keep the results of the individual processing > steps aligned, so you can compare the results easily by switching > tabs. > > Regards, > Johannes > > PS: be warned - it's C++ >
