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D bindings to the GraphicsMagick library.


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README

MagickD Examples
================

This directory contains a few example files showing different ways of using
the MagickD API.

Also included in this directory is a build script (build.sh) which will
compile all of the examples.  You can specify which compiler to use with
the respective flag (--dmd, --gdc, --ldc) and the prodduces binary will
be suffixed with the compiler identifier (_dmd, _gdc, _ldc).


Descriptions
------------

* convert.d:     An example which takes an input file, applies some
                 modifications, and writes it to a specified output file.
                 ./convert <infile> <outfile>

* extract_gif.d: A custom example that takes an input GIF image and breaks
                 it up in to separate frames and writes each frame in to
                 a sub-directory based off of the input filename.  Delay
                 and DisposeType information is displayed where valid to
                 assist with re-creating the GIF.
                 ./extract_gif <infile.GIF>

* make_gif.d:    A custom example which demonstrates how you can make a GIF
                 from multiple input images.
                 ./make_gif <infile1> <infile2> [...<infileN>] <outfile>

* ping.d:        A custom example which shows how to read information about an
                 image using the D Wrapper of the C library. ./ping <infile>


Supporting Files
----------------

* soyosoyo_a_2x5_10.gif:  The GIF file that is used for testing extract_gif and
                          make_gif.  The delay between frames is 10 hundredths
                          of a second, and the dispose type is background.  If
                          you want to try your own GIF, you'll probably have to
                          edit make_gif.d.
                          SOURCE: https://piapro.jp/t/MCZP