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Hi monks,
I'm trying to write a very simple script to resize my images on Gimp (I love it!). I have installed every kind (a great number..) of modules, and now I have Gimp-2.0pre3 installed.
This is not a code problem, I don't have anything on my mind...but what kind of modules I have to study and use??? I have read something, but I'm thinking that Gimp module (or Gimp::*) works to create new images, layers, backgorunds, channels etc...
I want to open my image with Gimp 2.0.1, and then load my Perl-script (I don't like Scheme..) to resize it...simple! And what about a script to resize any image in a directory??
Any kind of trick?? Thanks a lot!

Excuse me for my english

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