Christian Stocker wrote:
> On Wed, 21 Nov 2001 15:22:12 +0100, derick wrote:
>
>
>>Let it do to the list then ...
>>
>>
>>>On Wed, 21 Nov 2001, Christian Stocker wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>On Tue, 20 Nov 2001, Egon Schmid wrote:
>>>>
>>>>From: "Christian Stocker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>>>
>>>>>>I wrote further on my ImageMagick extension (still a lot missing),
>>>>>>but most importantly i wrote some documentation. You can have a
>>>>>>look at it at http://php.chregu.tv/imagick/ comments etc. always
>>>>>>welcome.
>>>>>>
>>>>>Looks good. Please commit it to phpdoc and make your updates there.
>>>>>
>>>>mmh, as the extension is not in the php-source tree at the moment, it
>>>>doesn't make sense to check it in into phpdoc. Or am I wrong about
>>>>that? But as soon as ext/imagick is in the cvs (if...), I will commit
>>>>my documentation to phpdoc as well.
>>>>
>>>Did you request a cvs account already? IMO this would be a fine
>>>extension. However, i think it should move to the PEAR repository, as
>>>soon as that framework is ready.
>>>
>>>
>> I see no point in adding this extension to cvs actually, when we
>> have pear, let's add it there, until then, I don't think this
>> belongs in the php documentation or in the php source tree (no
>> offense christian I just don't see a general enough usage for this
>> extension).
>>
>
> mmh.I'm fine with pear, if there would be a standard way for deploying
> traditional extensions.
>
> About the general usage of this extension: I see a lot of people using
> ImageMagick with exec()/system() since it supports a vast number of
> imageformats and some other features not supported by gd. Nevertheless,
> i'm certainly not offended, if you don't want it in the main cvs, but I
> think a lot of people could see a real use in it.
>
Really, I've *never* come across a piece of code that used
imagemagick. I think it definitely does have a use, don't get
me wrong, I'm just doubting that the use is widespread enough to
be in PHP's cvs currently...
I think perhaps we should in the meantime have a little
"repository" somewhere of extensions (just a list), where
imagemagick could be listed. Also, as you said yourself,
currently its very basic, so at least we should let it mature a
little (btw, I'm just going on what you said here, I haven't
looked at the code).
-Sterling
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