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Hi, yeah some of the conversions from c-lib function to Perl are not obvious. I always go to the Perl-Magick API page, and go thru the method list and see what I'm looking for. Then write some sample code for that method, and see if errors get thrown. It often leads to the correct syntax.

Also the mail archives from the maillists often contain examples of correct usage for Perl. See ImageMagick

The ImageMagick maillist is pretty good.

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In reply to Re: ImageMagik & Perl::Magik, defaults? by zentara
in thread ImageMagik & Perl::Magik, defaults? by Anonymous Monk

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