Can I crop from the command line without display?

[semigeezer]

Hi All,


Is there a way to do cropping of a file from the command line? It appears that the /crop(startx,starty,width,height) only displays the image in the viewer. I've tried adding /convert=filename and the /crop is just ignored in that case. So is there any way to do file cropping from a batch file without using the GUI? (Since, of course, bringing up the GUI negates the whole purpose of a batch file )

I'm stuck at 3.99 because of the crop selection on large images bug introduced in 4.00 but I have tried this with 4.10 also and I can't find a way to save files with /crop in 4.10 either.

Thanks!

[Laurent]

Hi semigeezer,

This worked fine:
i_view32 c:\temp\image.jpg /crop=(10,10,300,300) /convert=c:\temp\test.jpg

Laurent

[semigeezer]

Aha!

It is the order of the parameters that makes the difference. You had

i_view32 c:\temp\image.jpg /crop=(10,10,300,300) /convert=c:\temp\test.jpg

and I had

i_view32 c:\temp\image.jpg /convert=c:\temp\test.jpg /crop=(10,10,300,300)

and only the former works.

Thanks Laurent!