On Thu 09-May-2019 at 15:35 -0700, Bare Pixels wrote:
C:\>perl -MCPAN -e shell
cpan> install Panotools::Script::Line::Variable
Result: FAIL
Failed 1/22 test programs. 0/212 subtests failed.
How do I know if I have install Panotools::Script properly?
You didn't, one of the tests failed (I fixed this ages ago, but
haven't uploaded a new release). You can force the installation
like so:
cpan> force install Panotools::Script
BTW, I hope you are approaching this in the spirit of a learning
process. Once you have Panotools::Script installed you will need to
adjust your Windows PATH to include both the Hugin bin folder and
the ImageMagick tools folder. When you then try to run ptomorph it
will complain about a missing IPC::Open2 perl module, but you *may*
be out of luck if installing this asks for a C compiler.
ptomorph is a cute tool, but it is a proof-of-concept that does a
nice job with two photos. This idea needs some work to make it
suitable for everyday use.
--
Bruno
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