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Tue Mar 16 23:39:26 EST 1999 Adrian Likins <adrian@gimp.org> * app/paintbrush.c: paintbrush_motion, added the ability to paint with the colors from a gradient. In create_paint_options, added a scale for the length of the gradient to paint. Also added a PDB call. * app/paintbrush.h, internal_procs.c: exported gimp_paintbrush_extended_gradient to the PDB -adrian
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