hello there!

at first, here is my simple image.json file:

{
    "jobs" :
    {
        "common" :
        {
            "let" :
            {
                "RESPATH" : "./source/resource/qxgui"
            },
            
            "cache" :
            {
                "compile" : "./cache"
            }
        },
        
        "image-clipping" :
        {
            "extend" : ["common"],
            
            "slice-images" :
            {
                "images" :
                {
                    "${RESPATH}/images/grid/pane.png" :
                    {
                        "prefix" : "${RESPATH}/images/clipped/tabview",
                        "border-width" : 5
                    }
                }
            }
        },
        
        "images" :
        {
            "run" : [ "image-clipping" ]
        }
    }
}


and thats the error i get:

...
============================================================================
    EXECUTING: IMAGES::IMAGE-CLIPPING
============================================================================
convert: unable to open image
`/home/snik/work/hsm/qooxdoo/qxgui/qxgui/source/resource/qxgui/images/grid/./source/resource/qxgui/images/clipped/tabview-tl.png':
No such file or directory @ magick/blob.c/OpenBlob/2418.
convert: unable to open image
`/home/snik/work/hsm/qooxdoo/qxgui/qxgui/source/resource/qxgui/images/grid/./source/resource/qxgui/images/clipped/tabview-t.png':
No such file or directory @ magick/blob.c/OpenBlob/2418.
convert: unable to open image
`/home/snik/work/hsm/qooxdoo/qxgui/qxgui/source/resource/qxgui/images/grid/./source/resource/qxgui/images/clipped/tabview-tr.png':
No such file or directory @ magick/blob.c/OpenBlob/2418.
...

both paths are ok. seems like imagemagick tries to open a directory instead
of the given image-file ( pane.png ).
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