Danack

a tutorial for "new Imagick()" and constructors for the other types in the navigation bar

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> it feels like a tutorial for "new Imagick()" and constructors for the other types in the navigation bar (ImageMagickDraw, ImageMagickPixel, etc.) would be handy. It was quite a scavenger...

changing the selected colour doesn't do much. http://local.phpimagick.com/Imagick/setImageMatteColor?color=rgb(20%2C%2032%2C%2020)&alpha_type=Opaque%20alpha%20channel

Add support for infection.

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Example output is below. The failures are listed in the 'Escaped mutants' section of the infection-log.txt file. For the example below the failure would be file `/projects/danack/github/params/lib/Params/Params.php` on line `36`...

These functions don't rely on an image wand, and so can be called statically - as can getQuantumDepth and probably others as well.

Adding missing methods

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The methods below are missing, I'm going to post these here, with some instructions for someone who wants to contribute to follow. DrawingWand: Missing: CloneDrawingWand Missing: DrawClearException Missing: DrawGetException Missing:...

Dev into master

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Everything should be just fixes, unless I've mucked up. At Levi's suggestion, PHP 7.2.0 is the new minimum version as that is the version supported by Ubuntu LTS.

Wip separate injector contexts rebase

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Although the current use of the extra args in Injector::execute() and Injector::make() are powerful, they are also dangerous. They can lead to 'surprising' behaviour where data is shared inappropriately: ```php...

Review dev changes

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Before I merge dev to master, does anyone care to review the changes? I don't think I broke anything, but it would be nice to get someone else to check.

ClutImage with transparent color

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### ImageMagick version ImageMagick 7.1.0-50 beta Q16-HDRI aarch64 7a3f3f1bd:20220924 ### Operating system MacOS ### Operating system, version and so on MacOs Monterey 12.5 ### Description When using MagickClutImage it seems...

https://github.com/ImageMagick/ImageMagick/issues/6124 it is a thing apparently.