the line following: $x = $image->Append(stack=>{true,false}); is throwing a HASH of $x | [reply] [d/l] |
I don't think that syntax is valid. Even if "true" and "false" were declared as constants that would be something like $image->Append(stack => { 1 => 0}) I think you really want to just do:
$x = $image->Append(stack=>0);
Update: After testing, I found you need to explicitly set stack to 0. Despite what the docs say, Image::Magick 6.4.8 seems to stack by Default. | [reply] [d/l] |
To clarify, the stack option is just there to allow you to append images from top to bottom, you want left to right.
See the docs
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this worked:
$x = $image->Append(stack=>0);
Thanks
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