Re: Viewing multiple .png files simultaneously

On Sep 18, 7:02 pm, Roger Leigh <rle...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
fl...@xxxxxxxxxx (Floyd L. Davidson) writes:

philbo30 <masfe...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Here's what I need to do:

Except, I think you described more how to do it, not so
much what you need to do. :-)

I have an application that generates 4 graphs in .png format; I need
to call "something" from my application to more-or-less simultaneously
display those graphs in 4 individual X-windows as soon as the data
processing is done. All .png graphs are in the local directory where
the app runs.
Second, you can use something like the /convert/ program
from ImageMagick to make a single image that contains the
other 4, and then just display that one image with
whatever software you choose.

ImageMagick also has a "montage" tool which is perhaps even better
suited to the task.

montage -tile x2 -geometry +5+5 -background white \
1.png 2.png 3.png 4.png combined.png

Regards,
Roger

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ImageMagick is just the tool I was looking for; it works great. The
only additional thing I would like to do is specify the amount of time
that the image displays. As an example, I want it to display for 60
seconds. I didn't see that capability associated with the "display"
application, but then again I didn't look that much either. Ideas?

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