Pete Whatever wrote: > Hi Vangelis, > > Yes. It only occurs in two of the Magick++ header files and other than that > there's no actual code for it. I don't know how to use Magick++ (I know C, > not C++) or Python so I'm afraid there's probably not much else I can help > you with. It might be worthwhile for you to post your question in the IM > User's Forum http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/index.php > > However, are you actually trying to do what in IM is called shear? In > Magick++ there's a shearImage function (method?) which is defined like this: > shearImage( const double xShearAngle_,const double yShearAngle_ ); > > Maybe that is what you are actually trying to do?
I have been kindly offered some suggestions and I managed to use shear (not shearImage in pymagik...). However, what I want to do is not shear, so I should describe better what I want to do, in order to get help on how to do it : http://www.flickr.com/photos/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/2901995980/ I want to take the red image and be able to transform it, as seen in the pic (ie convert the square image to a trapezoid). If you have any suggestions, they are welcome :) Regards Vangelis _______________________________________________ Magick-users mailing list [email protected] http://studio.imagemagick.org/mailman/listinfo/magick-users
