Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Adding the prefix does fix the problem, but that isn't an option. I am actually using the c interface, which my tool has been using since before 6.0.5 timeframe.

Same error, less directories:

display: must specify image size `unicd3a.bgr' @ error/rgb.c/ReadRGBImage/155.

I am receiving this following error when trying to view a GIF87 file with a bgr extension in the latest ImageMagick of 6.6.3-0. >display sample_files/bmpfiles/unicd3a.bgr display: must specify image size `sample_files/bmpfiles/unicd3a.bgr' @ error/rgb.c/ReadRGBImage/155. There is nothing special wit...

I hate to be a bother, but it has been more than a month since this was posted. We really need emf to be able to display a proper image, since our internal tool is comparing images for differences.

Thanks,

Has anything been found on this?

Other than being on Windows does ImageMagick require anything special to properly work with EMF format?

I have an emf image that doesn't display any lines through ImageMagick. I downloaded the latest version, 6.5.9, and the problem still exists. I am able to view this with the Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. The image can be found here: ftp://ftp.sas.com/outgoing/ImageMagick/ . Any ideas what is going...

The image can be found here: ftp://ftp.sas.com/outgoing/tilzpsco.tar.gz. You won't be able to see the file if you go to the ftp site, but you should be able to pull it with the url provided.

I might add ghostscript doesn't fail to bring up the image in a normal state, only when display tries to bring this file up.

I am running into a problem with display that appears to stem from ghostscript. Running display on this file causes the below results. If I run gs by itself, I get the same error, but I can display the output file. I have little knowledge of the postscript language, and only maintain the image tools...

You say you want to convert svg to png, but the delegates is using wmf2eps. The wmf format is entirely different. Are you sure the input.svg is a svg file? If it is, I would say you might be picking up another install of IM.

Unless this has changed, IM needs pcl6 to convert pcl to anything. This application can be found in the GhostPCl installation.

I finally sat down to figure out my problem. Since I don't have access to install ImageMagick over the default version that comes with RHEL4, I have to install these into a separate directory. My build scripts that access the includes were still pointing to $prefix/include instead of the newer $pref...

I am building and application using the MagickWand interface. My build script has been consistant on Linux since IM-6.3.3. When testing IM-6.3.9, I am able to build my application, but my testing suite doesn't return from the first test. Our builds must be built on an outdated version of rhel; altho...

You can find my changes on http://home.earthlink.net/~timdineen/svg.c.