Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

I also get " -bash: magick: command not found" for that

convert -version returns "-bash: convert: command not found" - and so does everything else I try related to magick.

If I remember correctly it was homebrew - but it might have been MacPorts.

I'll add also that I have executables that call on the Magick++ libraries which are still working, but when I try to compile code it fails

I'm using OSX 10.10.5 - it's hard for me to check my imagemagick version because all of my bash magick commands are not working - but the dylib I have installed is libMagick++-6.Q16.8.dylib. It's hard to say what caused it, but one thing I did recently is install mysql using homebrew, and I noticed ...

I had been using the same command line for compiling and it was working fine, but now all of a sudden I get the following error: -bash: Magick++-config: command not found The compile line I am using is as follows: g++ -std=c++11 -I /usr/include/ -I /curlcpp/include -L /usr/lib -L /curlcpp/src ...

I have executables that were written to work with version 6.5 of ImageMagick. I tried installing the older version but unfortunately I get errors whenever I try to make or make install any of the 6.5 packages. So, I installed 6.9 using MacPorts and tried using install_name_tool to just change the ...

Thanks Loki - is there an equivalent in Magick++? The syntax for that is what I'm wondering. If anyone knows, it would be extremely helpful to my present project.

I've found a lot of documentation online about using ImageMagick's command line functions to create images of random noise, but have not been able to figure out how to reproduce that in Magick++. ImageMagick has the +noise method Random: convert -size 100x100 xc: +noise Random random.png I would ...

does an equivalent function exist for magick++? I haven't found it in the documentation.

I am using magick++ on my website to process uploaded images. I would like to be able to test if an uploaded file contains multiple frames (whether animated or still) and to process them differently depending. What is the most efficient way to perform this test? All I could think of would be: std ...

Nevermind - this code is working now. I was handling the parameters incorrectly

I am trying to create a CGI program capable of generating the data which will provide the source of an image. I do not want to generate an image file then display that file, but rather output the information as image/jpg. I have written a program which I believe can send out the image information ...