"Rick Mabry" on wrote...
| I don't know if it's a bug, but I just noticed that my old scripts that used
|
| -raise n
|
| where n is an integer, no longer work. I'm not sure when they broke, since I
| cannot be sure I have used the script since 2001.
|
| I figured out that the usage is now
|
| -raise nxn
|
| to achieve the same effect. But why shouldn't the first be translated into
| the second? There are similar conventions for other operators, if I recall
| correctly. Anyway, in case it is an oversight, I thought I'd ask.
|
| It took a while to find what the problem was, thanks to an unhelpful message
| (Win XP, ImageMagick 6.3.7 11/21/07 Q16):
|
| convert -size 72x24 xc:white -pointsize 16 -strokewidth 1 -stroke blue \
| -draw "text 6,18 'Lazy Leg'" -raise 4 lazyleg1.gif
|
| gives the amusing error
|
| convert: size must exceed bevel width `white'.
|
Fixed for next point release.
Anthony Thyssen ( System Programmer ) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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