Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

I just checked my Win10 install of 6.9.10 and 7.0.8

Looks like MagickWand.h moved from \include\wand to \include\MagickWand between the versions.

Is it not in \include\MagickWand on your install?

In my efforts to just move away from Wand and implement direct ImageMagick commands and clean any errant temp files in a system agnostic way could a few others review/test this/let me know if it looks horrible? Python 3.6 code with ImageMagick 7.8.0-14 installed. Hefty comments and the critical os.u...

Could you open a bug report when you have something that is reproducible with the latest version of ImageMagick @spaceguns? Will do! Hobby project so it may be a while but once I hammer out a solution I will also run the same tests on the most recent version and post results and any workarounds. At...

... using a test.pdf included with the code. Or create a PDF using IM: convert rose: test.pdf IM doesn't use delegates for that operation. Good idea and will try it out. Right now I am on a hunt for exactly what is causing this issue overall before I go with a "nuke everything magick-" so...

Thanks snibgo. That is a great lead and I can probably grab it using regex Working solution for Windows. Would love input on how to maybe do this better and if anyone else can test, particularly on other OS versions. Python Code - (for any newer folks following you need to have this mapped or be wor...

Update: Using that train of thought I can possibly get it in python if it was custom set using im_temp_path = os.environ['MAGICK_TEMPORARY_PATH'] However, I can't prove that on my system since it is appears that it is falling back to os.environ['TEMP'] since I don't have MAGICK_TEMPORARY_PATH custom...

Thanks for the quick reply and I will look into that. I may be able to code where it checks .profile and .bash for the presence of the setting, but if it is not found can fallback to the suspected default. Do you know what the default temp location would be for Unix systems? Thinking of other possib...

Context - can skip to ISSUE if you want to get right to what I am trying to do. Apologies for a possible newbie question, I am a hobbyist. I am working on an image program at home and part of it involves processing pdf files. Currently all this is written in python and running on a windows machine a...