Syntax:bool Imagick::readImages (array $filenames)
Parameters:This function takes one parameter,
$filenames,which contains an array containing all filenames.
Return value:this function returns TRUE on success.
Exceptions:this function throws an ImagickException on error.The following programs illustrate the
Imagick::readImages ( )in PHP:
Program 1:
// Create a new imagick object $imagick = new Imagick ( );
// Array of images $images = [ ’ https://media.engineerforengineer.org/wp-content/uploads/ engineerforengineer-13.png ’ , ’ https://media.engineerforengineer.org/wp-content/uploads/20190918234528/ colorize1.png ’
];
// Read images $imagick -> readImages ( $images );
// Show image header ( "Content-Type: image / png" ); echo $imagick -> getImageBlob(); ?> Output: Program 2:
// Create new imagick object $imagick = new Imagick();
// Array of images $images = [ ’ https://media.engineerforengineer.org/wp-content/uploads/ engineerforengineer-13.png ’ , ’ https://media.engineerforengineer.org/wp-content/uploads/20190918234528/ colorize1.png ’
];
// Read images $imagick -> readImages ( $images );
// Move the index to 0 to check if the first image is
// also inserted. $imagick -> setIteratorIndex (0);
// Show image header ( "Content-Type: image / png" ); echo $imagick -> getImageBlob(); ?> Output: Program 3:
// Create new imagick object $imagick = new Imagick();
// Array of images (from the local folder). For this
// for this to work, the mentioned images must be there in
// local folder. $images = [ ’ filename1.png’ , ’ filename2.png’];
// Read images $imagick -> readImages ( $images );
// Show image header ( "Content-Type: image / png" ); echo $imagick -> getImageBlob(); ?> Output:It will show filename2.png on the screen.
Link: https://www.php.net/manual/en/imagick.readimages.php
