GUMP
Gimp Useless Mail Plugin
A screenshot
The code... mail.c, version .80, though the cvs version is likely
to be more up to date.
What
GUMP is a file plugin for The GIMP that allows the user to
mail an image directly from the GIMP.
Why
Some people, like myself, are to lazy to save their image, go to a command line, uuencode it, open mail program,
compose a email, attach the image, and send it. Thats just too much work. So I made this.
How
- image->File->mail image
- when the mail dialog popups up, fill it out. Only to: and filename are required
note: the filename needs to a type that the image can be saved as. otherwise
you will just send an empty message.
- click ok and it should be on its way
When
Version history
- .5 - 6/30/97
- .51 - 7/3/97
- fixed a few spelling errors and the like
- .65 - 7/4/97
- a fairly significant revision. changed it from a file
plugin to an image plugin.
- Changed some strcats into strcpy to be a bit more robust.
- added the abilty to specify the filename you want it sent as
- no more annoying hassles with the file saves as dialog
- plugin now registers itself as Image/File/Mail image
- .71 -9/26/97
Reagan Blundell added MIME support
- .80 - 6/28/97
- added a text area so you can compose longer messages
Who
GUMP was written by Adrian
Likins. Reagan Blundel wrote the MIME encapsulation stuff.It was
based on code from gz.c by
Daniel Risacher. Of course all this is for the GIMP written by Spencer Kimball and Peter Mattis and a cast of thousands.
Where