Re: Apply tiled watermark to multiple images in a single process

> Don't forget that you always have the option to write a Perl, Tcl, Python,
> or Ruby script (using the appropriate GraphicsMagick API extension) and then
> you can do anything you want with much more performance, and without needing
> to figure out how to make the command line do exactly what you want.
>
>   http://www.graphicsmagick.org/programming.html
>
> Besides scripting with a GraphicsMagick scripting language extension, the
> C++ and C Wand APIs are particularly easy to use.


That's a good point. I'm working with Groovy/Java (via im4java), but
in the absence of an active/stable/feature-complete Java API, I could
write something in one of the other languages and execute that rather
than executing gm directly (well, via im4java, that is).

Thanks,
Matt Hurne

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