Example for morphImages about imagickdemos HOT 4 CLOSED

Actually managed to get a result.

• You need to make sure you're on the first of the two images you want to morph (for example if using readImages, you need to setIteratorIndex(0)).
• Function will return a new imagick object with number of generated frames + 2 (the original two)

from imagickdemos.

Yep, it needs the internal iterator resetting similar to Imagick/imagick#94

@MagicalTux What do you think about having the Imagick::morphImages method changed to be

Imagick::morphImages($frames, $resetIterator = true)

i.e. by default have Imagick reset the iterator when someone calls morphImages, unless they specifically request that not to happen?

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Adding an optional $resetIterator parameter to these functions seems indeed to be a good idea. I am usually not for changing a function's default behavior, however in this case I would guess cases where someone only want to morph (or append) only some images of a set without creating a subset are very rare.

(Also it seems that http://php.net/imagick is missing method Imagick::resetIterator().)

from imagickdemos.

The example is done: http://phpimagick.com/Imagick/morphImages

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