Of course, shortly after I posted this I figured out a way to do this, with a variable as well:
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FOR /F %%A in ('compare -metric AE %currTest%.png %fileName%.png %fileName%_DIFF.png 2^>^&1') DO set pixelDiff=%%ASearch found 2 matches
- 2011-02-01T15:18:55-07:00
- Forum: Users
- Topic: How to write command line output to text file?
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Re: How to write command line output to text file?
Thanks for the reply.
Of course, shortly after I posted this I figured out a way to do this, with a variable as well:
Of course, shortly after I posted this I figured out a way to do this, with a variable as well:
- 2011-02-01T12:46:48-07:00
- Forum: Users
- Topic: How to write command line output to text file?
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How to write command line output to text file?
Hi - I'm somewhat new to command line scripting (Windows XP), and am now stumped about how to get the results of an IM command and write it to a text file. I'm comparing images and would like to get the output (number of pixels that are different) and write it to a text file. Or, better yet, get the ...