undef $over
is present already
However, when I typed in the sample above, Initially, I did forget to put $over=Image::Magick->new
I've just corrected that above...
I'm not using strict variables
-Mike
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- 2011-10-21T13:42:15-07:00
- Forum: PerlMagick
- Topic: Need for speed!
- Replies: 3
- Views: 20017
Re: Need for speed!
look right under the for loop declaration
undef $over
is present already However, when I typed in the sample above, Initially, I did forget to put
$over=Image::Magick->new
I've just corrected that above...
I'm not using strict variables
-Mike
undef $over
is present already
However, when I typed in the sample above, Initially, I did forget to put $over=Image::Magick->new
I've just corrected that above...
I'm not using strict variables
-Mike
- 2011-10-21T08:49:12-07:00
- Forum: PerlMagick
- Topic: Need for speed!
- Replies: 3
- Views: 20017
Need for speed!
Hi all, We're a small observatory which hunts for meteors using all-sky cameras. I've written perl-based software which combines hundreds of still frames using a "lighten" overlay. This gives us a single image which contains the hundreds of images created by our camera every five minutes. As the ...