`identify -verbose -ping` now runs slow
Posted: 2007-02-26T09:38:06-07:00
In previous versions, when identify was called with -ping and -verbose at the same time, the whole verbose listing was displayed but some of the information like number of colors, etc. was incomplete because -ping caused it to run really fast!
I'm trying to determine if a tiff is a monochrome image. I could check the number of colors, but that reads the whole image. If I could check the compression easily, that would be sufficient. Unfortunately when I now run with -ping and -verbose, -verbose overrides -ping and a quick result does not happen.
Could you revert the functionality so that when -ping is used it is done quickly? I do realize there's a conflict between -verbose and -ping. If -ping is used, could you just not display certain fields such as the number of colors, histogram, and the ilk?
Alternatively, or possibly additionally, could you add a compression type attribute to the -format flag for identify?
I did just download the latest win32 exe 6.3.2 02/23/07 Q8 and it is running the same way.
As always, thanks for all your great help!
I'm trying to determine if a tiff is a monochrome image. I could check the number of colors, but that reads the whole image. If I could check the compression easily, that would be sufficient. Unfortunately when I now run with -ping and -verbose, -verbose overrides -ping and a quick result does not happen.
Could you revert the functionality so that when -ping is used it is done quickly? I do realize there's a conflict between -verbose and -ping. If -ping is used, could you just not display certain fields such as the number of colors, histogram, and the ilk?
Alternatively, or possibly additionally, could you add a compression type attribute to the -format flag for identify?
I did just download the latest win32 exe 6.3.2 02/23/07 Q8 and it is running the same way.
As always, thanks for all your great help!