PHP, Structures and Functions, IMAGICK


<?php



bool public Imagick::writeImage(

                                          string $filename = NULL

                                                                                );



?>

$filename

The filename where to write the image.

The extension of the filename defines the type of the file.

If the filename parameter is NULL, the image is written to the filename set by:
Imagick::readImage

or
Imagick::setImageFilename

This function returns a TRUE on success.

EXERCISE


<?php



$origname = PATH2IMGW . '/bmp/3.bmp';



$newname = PATH2IMGL . '/results/3new.bmp';

  

$imagick = new Imagick($origname);



$imagick->setImageFilename('3new.bmp');

$name = $imagick->getImageFilename();

echo $name;



$imagick->writeImage($newname);



?>

EXERCISE


<?php



$origname2 = PATH2IMGW . '/png/E 01 01.png';



$newname2 = PATH2IMGL . '/results/E 01 01new.jpg';

  

$imagick = new Imagick($origname2);



$imagick->setImageFilename('E 01 01new.jpg');

$name = $imagick->getImageFilename();

echo $name;



$imagick->writeImage($newname2);



?>