"MagickModule - Swiss army knife of image process"
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| Where can I get this from? Saw this on your Google Code page but could find no mention of it anywhere else, nor a link to download. What I'm looking for is a library that does some pretty basic things like draw an anti-aliased image on top of another image, blur effects, and so on. Any information would be greatly appreciated! Russell |
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| You'll need an SVN tool to download most of Brucey's modules. I use slikSVN (free): after install, a batch file can download & sync up any changes: c:\code\SlikSvn\bin\svn.exe checkout http://maxmods.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ c:\code\blitzmax\mod\bah.mod |
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| Thanks, xlsior! Too bad an SVN client isn't built in to BMax itself (replacing the very useful, but no longer there 'Syncmods'). Oh well, nothing like doing command-line MSDOS gymnastics in these days of point-and-click, drag-and-drop GUI interfaces, eh? ;) Russell |
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| TortoiseSVN is quite a nice explorer-integrated SVN client. No command-line required :-) |
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| TortoiseSVN is quite a nice explorer-integrated SVN client. No command-line required :-) I have tortoiseSVN installed as well, but SlikSVN allows me to check a whole bunch of SVN repositories all in a row just by double-clicking a batchfile. |
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| I actually prefer subclipse for all my SVN related activities :-p |
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| Does anyone know why so many of these SVN clients are so huge? Just curious, as it doesn't seem like the task at hand warrants so much code (bloat?). I'll check out both and see which one better suits me... ;) Russell |
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| Just for curious people and newcomers, Brucey wrapped GraphicsMagick, and not ImageMagick. I wondered. |