ImageMagick

text work !! yes just assign include for correct work

@sinisrus

You shouldn't need any assigns.

I noticed if you type something like "canvas:none" as a parameter, it will try parsing that as a file path first. I will be disabling volume requesters in the future so that doesn't happen.

What requester were you seeing, and what did you type on the command line?

If i write "caption:hello amigans" i have request for assign caption:

@sinisrus

That'll be fixed soon.

Here is a release candidate: [removed]

Changes for the OS4 port:

- Root directories can be used as a temporary path.
(e.g Work:, T:). ENV variable MAGICK_TEMPORARY_PATH
- Symlinking is disabled.
This was to avoid making 'physical' temporary copies
when using external programs, but the symlinks were
in a unix-path format. Disabling this is a quick fix.
- Volume requesters disabled while running.
Parameters such as canvas:none are first parsed as a
filename and would throw up a requester.
- Use RANDOM: (instead of /dev/urandom)
- Use IDOS->GetCliProgramName() so each utility can
print the correct name for Usage help and errors.
- Allow * as a valid character in delegates.xml

libunix is still used to avoid having to do more path fixes. I think it's a good idea to have it linked regardless.

Thanks to broadblues for helping me with a couple of things.

@MickJT
-downloaded the archive
- Unarc-ed it
- did unpack fom cli

tested using
7.Stock:Backup_Datas/Graphics/ImageMagick-6.8.9-5/bin> identify _pictures:ballen-5d.jpg
ilbmtoppm: Unknown command
ilbmtoppm failed returncode 10
identify: DelegateFailed `"ilbmtoppm" "%i" > "%o"' @ error/delegate.c/InvokeDelegate/1156.
identify: UnableToOpenFile `magick-262qOFBqg000262': No such file or directory @ error/constitute.c/ReadImage/540.

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@JosDuchIt

Have a look at the .readme file. You need to have ilbmtoppm from the NetPBM package on OS4Depot if you want to read ilbm images. The previous uploads had it included in the archive but I took it out for this one seeing as it's not part of ImageMagick. If you want to save as .ilbm you need ppmtoilbm from the same package.

I looked at your 1st post again. I just tried the identify utility from the current 6.1.4 archive on OS4Depot, and it worked fine. I put an underscore in the path and dash in the filename as well. Weird.


@sinisrus

I didn't realise you could use "caption: one two three" instead of caption:"one two three". The latter is what you see as an example on the ImageMagick website, but only works if you're in abc-shell. I've updated the .readme to show how to use it in the standard AmigaOS shell.

if it works it's good for me
Have you planned a full port imagemagick (animate, compare, composite ...)

thank you alot for this port because I was expecting it for a long time a real porting imagemagick

That latest archive has compare, composite, mogrify, montage etc. in it.

'animate' and 'display' will be left out because they're for X11 window servers.

Wow, I didn't realise ImageMagick was a famous open source program. I'll have to check it out.
Thanks for the update.

for make anim gif with drawer picture i tested :

convert "ram:plan/image_*.jpg" "ram:anim.gif"

no work :-/

convert: UnableToOpenConfigureFile `delegates.xml' @ warning/configure.c/GetConfigureOptions/706.
convert: UnableToOpenBlob `plan/image_.jpg': No such file or directory @ error/blob.c/OpenBlob/2658.
convert: NoImagesDefined `ram:anim.gif' @ error/convert.c/ConvertImageCommand/3187.

You need to use unix-paths or prefix with filename:.

If you're in the AmigaOS shell, you need to escape * by using **, so "filename:ram:plan/image_**.jpg" or "/ram/plan/image_**.jpg will work.

I'll take a brief look, but if I can't sort it out I'll release it as-is and make a note in the .readme

Edit: The whole thing is a mess and would take too much work (and help from others) to fix it. The above workarounds should be sufficient.

I've uploaded it to OS4Depot. Keeping the old one on Aminet for a little while.

Edit: Uploaded to Aminet.

why other commands are called .xdelta3 ?
not executable file!?

Please read the .readme file

Those files are like spatch/gpatch files. Run "Unpack" to decompress them.

okay nice

@MickJT
Quote:

I did read the readme. It does not tell that eg 'identify' does not work on non-ilbm ( i tested with jpeg file) files if ilbmtoppm is not present.
There is imho no need to have an error message in this case.
This is what i wanted to convey to you.
(I doubt i'll "identify" .ilbm files very often, only rather standard image formats of images downloaded from the net, or created with my scanner)

Thanks for your answer and for the re-porting of imagemagick.

@MickJT


I tested with the uploaed archive to be sure my previous remark still holds.
I can of course install netpbm , but for the sake of simplicity ?

8.Stock:Backup_Datas/Graphics/ImageMagick-6.8.9-5/bin> IDENTIFY Datas:_Pictures/ballen-5d.jpg
ilbmtoppm: Unknown command
ilbmtoppm failed returncode 10
IDENTIFY: DelegateFailed `"ilbmtoppm" "%i" > "%o"' @ error/delegate.c/InvokeDelegate/1156.
IDENTIFY: UnableToOpenFile `magick-225JQ_NdQ000225': No such file or directory @ error/constitute.c/ReadImage/540.

@sinisrus

I have a port of ImageMagick-6.8.8-10 for AmiCygnix here including "animate" and "display". Seems to be fully functional. If there is enough interest, I can publish a special AmiCygnix package.

@JosDuchIt

Quote:

Just install the dependencies. Should MickJT also include ffmpeg and other other possible dependent file ?

Besides if you need IM then NetPBM is likwly to useful to you.

As to why it needs it to identify a jpeg? I becomes before J, perhaps it's checking types in alphabetical order.