I have the following subroutine: 
sub imgmk {
    my $imgmkpath = "../home/edit/docs/$myfile/$tstamp.$extension";
    my $src = new Image::Magick;
    $src->Read("$imgmkpath"); 
    
    my ($ox,$oy) = $src->Get('width','height');
    my $r = $ox / 300;
    $src->Resize(width=>300,height=>$oy/$r);
    
    $src->Write("../home/edit/docs/$myfile/$tstamp.$extension");
}

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This fails because the Read() is not finding the file. If I change the path to something like "../new.jpg"; the subroutine succeeds and the Write() occurs in "../home/edit/etc". My question is why does the module recognise the path for the Write() function, but not the Read()?

In reply to path problem with ImageMagick by jonnyfolk

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