thanks stefbv for the feedback!

If I understand you added a print for field 1 and 2 of the current photo and you got a zero for the heigth?

This is probably a big design error from my part: I get width and heigth of the original pic from exif tags. Tags are read during the build list phase: i probably need to add a fall back method (using GD) to get anyway sizes if exif tags ones are not found.

If using the same photo you launch the program with the -debug flag you also view the current photo array dumped to the screen as received by the draw_photo sub.

In the following output the photo shows a width of 2560 and an heigth of 1920: you get a zero with your photo?

Considering files[0] C:\ulisse\img-renamer\2008_09_22_17_56_21_12.jpg
        photo data NOT defined for files[0]
        filled photo data for current: files[0]
HERE    draw_photo got:
------> C:\ulisse\path\photo.jpg|2560|1920|undef|undef|THUMB|PHOTO
        current 0 preload [1]
        filled files[1] photo data
        zero or other non significant increment for nex_pic
        OK loaded 2 photo data for files[0,1]

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I added an issue to the github project.

While i still have many problems (no photos displayed) on Ubuntu I setup a Centos with perl 5.10 and GD 2.44 picwoodpecker runs quite well..

thanks again for your time and sorry for the late reply (here is big holiday weekend)!

L*

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In reply to Re^2: resampling an image using GD not working on Linux by Discipulus
in thread resampling an image using GD not working on Linux by Discipulus

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