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PeterPanino

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Posted - Mar 13 2021 :  16:13:06  Show Profile  Reply
Today I have installed ImageMagick-7.0.11-Q16-HDRI in Windows 10 x64.

1. Does the ImageMagick Plug-In which can be downloaded from the ImageEn Downloads page have exactly the same capabilities as this newest version of ImageMagick-7.0.11-Q16-HDRI?

2. The \ImageMagickPlugIn910ForImageEn\Binaries 32bit folder contains 46 files. Is it possible to install them in a separate sub-folder of my app's executable directory?

3. How do I execute a command-line with the ImageMagick ImageEn Plugin Dlls, e.g.:

magick -density 300 clocky.svg -resize 100% test.pdf


4. The ImageMagick-7.0.11-Q16-HDRI installation contains a "ImageMagickObject.dll":
C:\Program Files\ImageMagick-7.0.11-Q16-HDRI\ImageMagickObject.dll
I suppose this is an OLE DLL that can be registered in Delphi as a Type Library? How can this be done and used with ImageEn?

xequte

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Posted - Mar 14 2021 :  01:18:50  Show Profile  Reply
Hi Peter

1. Yes, it should (from ImageEn's perspective).

2. No, they need to go into the EXE folder.

3. That is not possible from within ImageEn.

4. No, that would not provide any functionality to ImageEn.



Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com
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PeterPanino

864 Posts
Posted - Mar 14 2021 :  11:44:39  Show Profile  Reply
The command-line from question #3 converts an SVG to PDF by setting a density parameter. How can I achieve this with the ImageMagick Plug-In?
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xequte

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Posted - Mar 14 2021 :  23:05:14  Show Profile  Reply
Hi Peter

ImageEn does not support ImageMagick command line functionality. You can call ImageMagick directly with your own code if you need that.

Alternatively, in ImageEn, you can load a SVG file using the ImageMagick plug-in, then save it using the native PDF file support.


Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com
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PeterPanino

864 Posts
Posted - Mar 15 2021 :  12:44:48  Show Profile  Reply
Loading an SVG file using the ImageMagick plug-in loads a rasterized Pixel image. My upcoming app (using ImageEn for many features) will be able to load and render SVG natively with a SVG rendering engine.
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