Switch off unique names for all individual item stacks and make sure
that all items in a GimpItemTree have unique names across all
containers. Uses a hash table and thus gets rid of the O(n**2)
complexity of the unique name code in GimpList.
this is pretty pointless from an abstraction point of view, but using
these functions will make the code a lot more readable by getting rid
of tons of ugly casts to and from GimpViewable whenever getting an
item's parent.
and use them from gimp_image_add,remove_layer,channel,vectors().
Removes quite some code duplication from the remove() functions but
almost none from add() because of the ongoing floating selection
madness. We need the calls to the item tree anyway because it's
going to ensure unique names of its items.
- get rid of the individual undo types and add GIMP_UNDO_ITEM_REORDER.
- replace the pushing functions by a single one.
- merge all the actual undo code into gimpitempropundo.[ch].
- use gimp_item_tree_reorder_item() to do the actual reordering.
- fix gimp_item_tree_reorder_item() to use an ordinary "push_undo"
boolean again instead of a pointer to an undo function.
GimpVectorsPropUndo is now a completely empty skeleton. Keep it around
anyway, maybe we'll get vectors properties to undo soon.
and remove the code duplication in gimp_image_reorder_layer(),
_channel() and _vectors(), which now consist of a single call to
gimp_item_tree_reorder_item().
This commit is basically just an exchange of the stack-keeping
objects and one big replacement of e.g. private->layers by
private->layers->container. Useful code will follow :)
Instead, use the proper "add" APIs and remove checks for the guides /
sample points being at the right positions (they might be out of image
when an image resize or rotation is undone). Add comments to make
clear that these functions are internal API, also add comments to the
proper public APIs so it's clear which one to use in which situation.
'Pixel dimensions' can be misinterpreted with the size of a pixel, so
use 'size in pixels' instead. This is consistent with e.g. the Image
Scale dialog which talks about 'image size'.
These scripts used to be used to create graphics for the old gimp.org
web-page that has long been redone several times. There is no point in
distributing these scripts any longer.
These plug-ins used to be used as easter-eggs and have only been
available thru the PDB. Since they are not useful except for the fun
of staring at the weird code, we can as well remove them entirely.
