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Process with arguments doesn't work...

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  • F filipdns

    @mrjj Thanks mrjj but it doesn't help me, I'm sorry

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    mrjj
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    @filipdns
    but what did it report ?
    Its impossible to guess what is wrong with no extra info.
    and that function is how QProcess tells how it went.

    btw. i can see
    magick.exe so that seems like windows.
    but you are giving it linux paths as parameter
    "//DGS1109N007/Affichage/Messages"

    windows uses \ and not / so not sure magick.exe likes it.
    also in your sample for .bat, you are using the \ version.

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      Think you are missing a "/" after

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      • G Gerd

        Think you are missing a "/" after

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        mrjj
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        wrote on last edited by
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        @Gerd
        Good catch!
        yes seems filename will be directly appended.

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          Gerd
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          Sorry, last post was incomplete...
          Think you are missing a "/" after "Messages" and before filename in this Line:

          arguments << "convert -density 300 -trim" <<"//DGS1109N007/Affichage/Messages"+filename<<"-quality 100 "<<"//DGS1109N007/Affichage/Display/Messages/output.jpg"
          
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          • mrjjM mrjj

            @filipdns
            but what did it report ?
            Its impossible to guess what is wrong with no extra info.
            and that function is how QProcess tells how it went.

            btw. i can see
            magick.exe so that seems like windows.
            but you are giving it linux paths as parameter
            "//DGS1109N007/Affichage/Messages"

            windows uses \ and not / so not sure magick.exe likes it.
            also in your sample for .bat, you are using the \ version.

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            filipdns
            wrote on last edited by
            #8

            @mrjj You are right, magick don't like / but qt don't like \ then, I don't know...

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            • G Gerd

              Sorry, last post was incomplete...
              Think you are missing a "/" after "Messages" and before filename in this Line:

              arguments << "convert -density 300 -trim" <<"//DGS1109N007/Affichage/Messages"+filename<<"-quality 100 "<<"//DGS1109N007/Affichage/Display/Messages/output.jpg"
              
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              filipdns
              wrote on last edited by
              #9

              @Gerd Hi Gerd, Yes, the / was missing, now I receive something, but error and not expected conversion...

              magick.exe: UnableToOpenBlob 'convert -density 300 -trim': No such file or directory @ error/blob.c/OpenBlob/3490.

              what mean what say mrjj, magick don't accept / but expect ...

              I will try replace.("/", "\") to see what append..

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                wrote on last edited by
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                try to check what is in arguments, it seems that you also miss a blnk after "...trim"

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                • G Gerd

                  try to check what is in arguments, it seems that you also miss a blnk after "...trim"

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                  filipdns
                  wrote on last edited by
                  #11

                  @Gerd Hi Gerd,

                  I found how make it work:

                  program=QDir::toNativeSeparators("//DGS1109N007/Echanges_SAA/Affichage/Display/imagmagick/magick ")+ "convert -density 300 -trim "+ QDir::toNativeSeparators("\"//DGS1109N007/Echanges_SAA/Affichage/Messages/"+filename)+"\" -quality 100 "+QDir::toNativeSeparators("\"//DGS1109N007/Echanges_SAA/Affichage/Display/Messages/output.jpg");
                  

                  now I have an other strange thing not linked with this topic...

                  with:

                  QDir directory("//DGS1109N007/Echanges_SAA/Affichage/Messages");
                      QStringList images = directory.entryList(QStringList(),QDir::Files);
                  
                      for(int i=0;i<images.count();i++) {
                      //do whatever you need to do
                      QString filename=images[i];
                      qDebug()<<"filename"<<filename;
                  
                      program=QDir::toNativeSeparators("//DGS1109N007/Echanges_SAA/Affichage/Display/imagmagick/magick ")+ "convert -density 300 -trim "+ QDir::toNativeSeparators("\"//DGS1109N007/Echanges_SAA/Affichage/Messages/"+filename)+"\" -quality 100 "+QDir::toNativeSeparators("\"//DGS1109N007/Echanges_SAA/Affichage/Display/Messages/output.jpg");
                      myProcess.start(program);
                      myProcess.waitForFinished(10000);
                     
                      }
                  

                  the conersion is made only with the first file, but the qDebug()<<"filename"<<filename; print all files...

                  I try to put some waitForFinished but same result...

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                  • F filipdns

                    @Gerd Hi Gerd,

                    I found how make it work:

                    program=QDir::toNativeSeparators("//DGS1109N007/Echanges_SAA/Affichage/Display/imagmagick/magick ")+ "convert -density 300 -trim "+ QDir::toNativeSeparators("\"//DGS1109N007/Echanges_SAA/Affichage/Messages/"+filename)+"\" -quality 100 "+QDir::toNativeSeparators("\"//DGS1109N007/Echanges_SAA/Affichage/Display/Messages/output.jpg");
                    

                    now I have an other strange thing not linked with this topic...

                    with:

                    QDir directory("//DGS1109N007/Echanges_SAA/Affichage/Messages");
                        QStringList images = directory.entryList(QStringList(),QDir::Files);
                    
                        for(int i=0;i<images.count();i++) {
                        //do whatever you need to do
                        QString filename=images[i];
                        qDebug()<<"filename"<<filename;
                    
                        program=QDir::toNativeSeparators("//DGS1109N007/Echanges_SAA/Affichage/Display/imagmagick/magick ")+ "convert -density 300 -trim "+ QDir::toNativeSeparators("\"//DGS1109N007/Echanges_SAA/Affichage/Messages/"+filename)+"\" -quality 100 "+QDir::toNativeSeparators("\"//DGS1109N007/Echanges_SAA/Affichage/Display/Messages/output.jpg");
                        myProcess.start(program);
                        myProcess.waitForFinished(10000);
                       
                        }
                    

                    the conersion is made only with the first file, but the qDebug()<<"filename"<<filename; print all files...

                    I try to put some waitForFinished but same result...

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                    wrote on last edited by
                    #12

                    @filipdns
                    Hi
                    but dont you save all input files to the same filename (output.jpg) ?

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                    • mrjjM mrjj

                      @filipdns
                      Hi
                      but dont you save all input files to the same filename (output.jpg) ?

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                      filipdns
                      wrote on last edited by
                      #13

                      @mrjj hi, not, imagemagic rename output file itself like ouput-1.jpg output-2.jpg

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                      • mrjjM mrjj

                        @filipdns
                        Hi
                        but dont you save all input files to the same filename (output.jpg) ?

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                        filipdns
                        wrote on last edited by
                        #14

                        @mrjj I openned an other topic for this problem because it's not linked with the title ;-)

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