I am converting a system
call to Magick++
in my code, but I am having some trouble converting the threshold
and depth
.
The original:
convert /foo/bar.ppm -crop WxH+X+Y -threshold 50% -depth 1 /foo/out.ppm
My current C++
version is:
Magick::InitializeMagick(*argv);
Magick::Image img;
img.read("/foo/bar.ppm");
Magick::Image temp_img(img);
temp_img.chop(Magick::Geometry(X,Y);
temp_img.crop(Magick::Geometry(W,H));
temp_img.threshold(.50);
temp_img.depth(1);
temp_img.write("/foo/out.ppm");
The chop
and crop
behaves like I expect, but the rest does not. The threshold
and depth
commands take a double
and a size_t
, respectively. So what I have written in there seems like it would work. However, if either one of these lines are enabled, the result image comes out nearly all white.
Is there a more correct way of doing this?
Mark Setchell's comment is correct. Maigck::Image.threshold
's argument must be scaled by the QuantumRange (provided by a C macro definition).
temp_img.threshold(QuantumRange * 0.5);
This scaling is expected for most arguments that are a percent ratio.