hi, i have the problem, that imagemagick dont want to make a image with a text, that is 500 words long or so.
here is what i tried:
convert -background lightblue -fill blue -font test/fonts/font.ttf -size 820x600 caption:'Cum vero graeco interpretaris ut, ...' warp.jpg
imagemagick needs to automatically take the best fontsize, so that the text fill the image. but the programm gives me a "TokenLengthExceedsLimit" exception. well i know, why, the caption-parameter is too long, is there another way to do that what i want? what need i to do, to avoid that error? is there a solution for that?
thanks
Long Text in Image (with wordwrap)
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Re: Long Text in Image (with wordwrap)
For that length I'm suprized the command line works!
I suggest you feed the text into the command using a file or a pipeline
I suggest you feed the text into the command using a file
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convert .... comment:@file_of_text.txt ....
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echo 'text to use" | convert .... comment:@- ....
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Re: Long Text in Image (with wordwrap)
ok thanks, that helped me, im using now pipes.
the (php-)projekt generates a big image with 2 boxes on a specific position. in that boxes must be a long text, with variable fontsize. i tried it with more pipes, but it seems to work only with max one pipe.
it would work with tempfiles, but tempfiles make it slower... is there a easy solution for my problem? has someone a better idea for a solution?
thanks
the (php-)projekt generates a big image with 2 boxes on a specific position. in that boxes must be a long text, with variable fontsize. i tried it with more pipes, but it seems to work only with max one pipe.
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convert xc:white -size 800x800 big.jpg
echo 'box1' | convert xc:grey -font xy -size 200x300 caption:@- muff:- | composite -geometry +150+50 - big.jpg big.jpg
echo 'box2' | convert xc:grey -font xy -size 200x300 caption:@- muff:- | composite -geometry +500+50 - big.jpg big.jpg
thanks
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Re: Long Text in Image (with wordwrap)
Specify the -size for the caption: but NOT the -pointsize. IM will resize the text to fit into the box with word wrapping..
See IM Examples Caption...
http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/text/#caption
You can also set a centered justification using -gravity if you like.
See IM Examples Caption...
http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/text/#caption
You can also set a centered justification using -gravity if you like.
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Re: Long Text in Image (with wordwrap)
tanks but thats not my problem, i solved it, my problem are the two(!) pipes, with one pipe and tempfiles it works perfect, but i dont want use tempfiles. so my question was how to modify my lines there, so that it works with 2(!) pipes in one line...
tanks
tanks
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Re: Long Text in Image (with wordwrap)
Pipes are actually a shell scripting problem.
Try using a BASH shell script which can automaticaly create piped filenames.
That means you can do things like.
The <(...) executes the command and replaces it with a 'pipe file' which the outer command will read from (once only). Strange but it works, and you can use multiple times with multiple command and pipeline streams.
This is however SHELL command process handling, and not IM image handling.
Try using a BASH shell script which can automaticaly create piped filenames.
That means you can do things like.
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convert <( convert logo: gif:- ) <( convert rose: jpg:- ) -composite multi-pipe-image.gif
This is however SHELL command process handling, and not IM image handling.
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