Another thing that I tried was exec() to execute imagick commands. The code was much shorter than the PHP magickwand code. (5)"Is it more convenient to just execute commands through exec()?". It's odd that I don't have more control over the images with PHP magickwand functions than with Imagick command line, because for example, it is much easier to just center the original image on the canvas just by including the parameter, "-gravity center".
Here is the "main" flow of the current program:
1. Read an original image
2. Create a 640x480 white canvas
3. Composite original image on to the canvas
4. Write the composited image on to a jpeg file.
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<?php
// Get the image
$mgk_wnd1 = NewMagickWand();
MagickReadImage($mgk_wnd1, "1.gif");
// MagickReadImages($mgk_wnd1, glob("*.gif"));
// Normalization
MagickNormalizeImage($mgk_wnd1);
// MagickGetNumberImages($mgk_wnd1);
// Create a white 640x480 jpeg canvas
$mgk_wnd2 = NewMagickWand();
MagickNewImage($mgk_wnd2, 640, 480, "white");
MagickSetformat($mgk_wnd2, "jpg");
// Set offsets x and y
$x_offset = 100;
$y_offset = 100;
// Composite both original image and the canvas
MagickCompositeImage($mgk_wnd2, $mgk_wnd1, MW_OverCompositeOp, $x_offset, $y_offset);
// Enhance image
MagickEnhanceImage($mgk_wnd2);
// Write the image to a file
MagickWriteImage($mgk_wnd2, "image.jpg");
// Clean up wands
if($mgk_wnd1 && $mgk_wnd2) {
$mgk_wnd1 = DestroyMagickWand($mgk_wnd1);
$mgk_wnd2 = DestroyMagickWand($mgk_wnd2);
}
/*
// use a variable for command line contents
$cmd1 = "convert -size 640x480 xc: white canvas3.jpg";
exec($cmd1);
$cmd2 = "composite -gravity center \*.gif canvas3.jpg \*.gif";
exec($cmd2);
*/
?>