Philipp Lutz

You're completely right! Now I also completely understood this command too :D I didn't write those lines but just volunteered to make those lines compatible with GraphicsMagick too. I guess with your help I'll be able to implement a path for GraphicsMagick! Thanks a lot again for your help and quick response! I will remind myself of the analyze filter module and how to get information from it at the command line. :-) Awesome ;)

It seems I can't find any documentation of this 'analyze' module :/ Can you point me do a manual or some how-to?

Hi Bob, wow, thanks for your quick reply and the direction you pointed me. I was also totally confused why such an awfully complex command was used to just retrieve the mean luminosity of an image ;) This 'analyze' module sounds like it can do what we want to achieve much easier. Will have a look in the meantime. Phil

Hi, I'm currently re-working a script used by the RAW converter software darktable which is only compatible with ImageMagick. Because the C API of darktable is already compatible with ImageMagick and GraphicsMagick I want to also make the scripts compatible with both frameworks, hence finding GraphicsMagick equivalent command to the following ImageMagick command: convert "$ImageFile" -define registry:temporary-path=/tmp -channel RGB -threshold 99% -separate -append -format "%[mean]" info: | cut -f1...

Thomas, the meaning of each field is printed out as well, it's this line: # Timestamp,...

Hi Wojciech, I already imagined this kind of functionality, but still wasn't sure...

Yeah, I already imagined this kind of functionality, but still wasn't sure wether...

Pointer access bug in src/dep/daemonconfig.c.