2 lines of vertical text
Posted: 2014-09-24T05:55:22-07:00
ImageMagick-6.3.4-Q8 Windows Command Line
Hi there,
Can anyone help me with a command to write two lines of vertical text? I have seen the command line code to write one line in the forum but wondered if two were possible. I am not experienced with IM command line language but i understand the concepts. The guy that wrote the routine we use has died. His sub routine for creating an image with horizontal text is:
begin
-size 787x576
-encoding unicode
xc:transparent
-font "C:\WINDOWS\Fonts\calibrib.ttf"
-gravity south
-pointsize 39
-fill rgb(245,245,180)
-stroke black
-strokewidth 5
-annotate 0x0+0+53 $T
-stroke none
-annotate 0x0+0+53 $T
$F
end
rem $T substitute for text file name
rem $F substitute for output path and filename
rem -encoding unicode for chinese fonts
I would like to have a routine that writes the two lines of text as vertical lines starting from the top right hand corner. I can tweak the exact positions, it is the generation of two lines of vertical text that i am not sure about - can anyone help?
Thanks,
Richard.
Hi there,
Can anyone help me with a command to write two lines of vertical text? I have seen the command line code to write one line in the forum but wondered if two were possible. I am not experienced with IM command line language but i understand the concepts. The guy that wrote the routine we use has died. His sub routine for creating an image with horizontal text is:
begin
-size 787x576
-encoding unicode
xc:transparent
-font "C:\WINDOWS\Fonts\calibrib.ttf"
-gravity south
-pointsize 39
-fill rgb(245,245,180)
-stroke black
-strokewidth 5
-annotate 0x0+0+53 $T
-stroke none
-annotate 0x0+0+53 $T
$F
end
rem $T substitute for text file name
rem $F substitute for output path and filename
rem -encoding unicode for chinese fonts
I would like to have a routine that writes the two lines of text as vertical lines starting from the top right hand corner. I can tweak the exact positions, it is the generation of two lines of vertical text that i am not sure about - can anyone help?
Thanks,
Richard.