Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

-respect-parenthesis alone did the trick! The final script now only uses one call to convert and looks as follows: @echo off set ptsize=70 set x=0 set y=0 set /a dx1=%x%+1 set /a dy1=%y%+1 set /a dx2=%x%+2 set /a dy2=%y%+2 set cnt=0 set nFiles=0 for /f %%f in ('dir /b *.jpg') do if not "%%a ...

Thanks again for the competent and quick answer and (for me) for the new insights. I stripped the code down to a command and removed most of the DOS syntax (replace %1 by any .jpg filename, the). The call now is: convert ( %1 -rotate 180 -write temp0.png ) ^ ( -size 800x150 xc:transparent -pointsize ...

Well, figured that out. The script now doesn't use temporary files, but still could use improvement (on the IM side). rem echo off set ptsize=70 set x=0 set y=0 set /a dx1=%x%+1 set /a dy1=%y%+1 set /a dx2=%x%+2 set /a dy2=%y%+2 for /f %%f in ('dir /b *.jpg') do if not "%%a" == "" call :DoTheMagix ...

Wow. That was fast. Thanks! I already tried using convert (instead of composite), but failed. Can't remember the reason. I tried it again with convert and it's been quite easy: convert ( %%f -rotate 180 ) ( trans_stamp.png -rotate 180 ) ( mask_mask.bmp -rotate 180 ) -composite -rotate 180 _%%f ...

Hello, I wrote a dos batch file which extracts the date and time of a jpg file and adds it to it - in the lower right corner. I wrote the following script (if you execute it, for all .jpg files in the directory where the script resides, a copy will be created which contains the date and time - the ...

Thanks! That does exactly the job!

Hello, I am trying to do an 'inverse crop'; this is actually not a very good name, but anyway: I have an image and want to split it in two images retaining the width. I just want to get rid of a stripe in the middle of the image. Is there an elegant way to do this? (What I do is: extract upper part ...