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> edgar
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> 2012/3/23 Afive Ninethreeohthree <[email protected]>
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>>
>> Did you look here:
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>> http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/windows/#why
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>>
>> in particular this snippet:
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>> "
>>
>> Specialities and pitfalls
>> Quite extraordinarily for Windows programs, IM allows images to be
>> written
>> to stdout and read from stdin and thus use piping to cascade image
>> processing tasks. The operation
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>>
>> convert -size 128x128 xc:white gif:- | convert - test.gif
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>> is equivalent to
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>> convert -size 128x128 xc:white test.gif
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>> In the first command of the pipe, the minus operator tells IM to write
>> the
>> image to stdout, while the minus operator in the second command of the
>> pipe
>> tells IM to read the image from stdin. This was of proceeding allows to
>> avoid the explicit use temporary files. It is especially useful if some
>> command does not offer certain operations, for example trimming:
>>
>>
>> montage -tile 2x2 -geometry 400x300+60+60 1.png 2.png 3.png 4.png
>> miff:-
>> | convert - -trim montage.png
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>> As a consequence of this feature, textual output is usually written to
>> stderr instead of stdout. For example: if you want to redirect the
>> textual
>> output of Compare to a text file, you would have to write
>>
>>
>> compare -metric PSNR 1.png 2.png dif_1_2.png 2>result.txt
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>> So you have to redirect stderr ("2>") to the text file, not stdout ("1>"
>> or just ">").
>>
>>
>> "
>>
>> Maybe the only problem is the lack of proper redirection. (see^ directly
>> above)
>>
>> Maybe,
>>
>> a5'
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