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Can I take this opportunity to thank you for taking the time to write up some really easy to follow instructions for installing filters (and installing IM) on your web site. I found them really, really useful to get up and running quickly. The additional background info in the instructions also helped greatly with initial troubleshooting and understanding what's what. (That said, I did have to do a bit of hunting around for some files which appeared missing from your amalgamated zip download. I made a list of missing bits, on the off-chance that your inclined to update. PM me if you want.)
As a secondary (but related) question, I've noticed that there are a number of IM7 command line methods that are not documented on the Perl Magic web page. The likes of -intensity and -Grayscale come to mind.
Is it the case that these are simply not available through Perl Magic, or is it the case that they are available but undocumented?
If it's the latter, can anybody point me to where I can find (or how to deduce) the appropriate use of these these additional functions?
If you've downloaded IM source code, PerlMagick/Magick.xs seems interesting, or perhaps PerlMagick/quantum/quantum.xs. These seem to be the source code, written in C, for the Perl interface. (But I could be entirely wrong.) They both contain "grayscale" but not "intensity".
If I was more adventurous and had more time, I would try editing one or both of those, re-build, and see what happens.
FYI, -intensity and -grayscale were introduced in IM 6.
The API interfaces other than MagickWand and MagickCore, probably do not get upgraded automatically with all the new features. But if you need and request a feature be added and the API is one that is maintained by the Imagemagick developers, then I think they would add that feature for you.