Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

That was the trick! I read somewhere that escaping wasn't necessary in the Windows CMD. Windows DOS scripts do not require parenthesis to be escaped with backslash. See Windows DOS Scripts for this and other differences to linux scripting However, after reading ImageMagick v6 Examples -- Usage under ...

Thanks very much. I'm a lot further now. When looking more focused at my code I spotted a severe problem as I named all of my variables in the 'convert' line $$ G in stead of %% G. Also, my parentheses were not equal indeed. I removed all of whom I thought are unnecessary. My current code: FOR /L ...

Thanks, for some reason I did not yet think of that but it was helpful in multiple aspects. I'm using G as the variable now in stead of i. I don't suspect it to make a lot of difference. When I run my current code, unfortunately I'm getting an error mentioning that the syntax of the task is not ...

Hi guys, Anyone have an suggestion for my earlier post? Is there despite 142 views nobody who knows anything about FOR loops in batch files in Windows? Thanks for your response. So I have to ditch the [1-54] notation? Could anyone give an example what the FOR loop should loop like? I'm confused by ...

Thanks for your response. So I have to ditch the [1-54] notation? Could anyone give an example what the FOR loop should loop like? I'm confused by the for loop syntax in the CMD. It's probably something like (part pseudo code): ----- for <wildcard i> do convert ( <wildcard i> _VisNir.png +append ...

That's indeed the way I envisioned for the script to work. I looked at the windows page but I don't understand the initialization of the FOR loops. I am used to loops such as: for i = 1:54 convert ... end I'm using a batch script. I tried removing the 0's in the file names so that my current code is ...

Thanks for your response. First of all, sorry for not mentioning the IM version and platform. I was planning to do so but forgot it while writing down my problem. I'm using the most current version of IM, ImageMagick-6.9.1-4-Q16-x86-dll.exe. I'm on Windows 7, 32 bit. I read about the % difference ...

Hi all, I recently found out about ImageMagick and was appealed by its possibilities. For my study I'm processing a lot of images that result from several measurements but I'm struggling to organize them in a proper way. I have three images that I was to merge into one image in a 2x2 raster. However ...