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/imagick/tests/
H A D114_Imagick_scaleImage_basic.phpt28 $error = false;
32 $error = true;
37 $error = true;
40 if ($error) {
H A D064_cropThumbNailImage.phpt31 $error = false;
38 $error = true;
53 $error = true;
58 $error = true;
61 if ($error) {
H A D270_imagick_restoreErrorHandler.phpt2 Imagick don't borg the error handler
H A Dbug20636.phpt17 // fails to be created with the error message "unable to acquire cache
H A Dbug_71742.phpt32 //Fatal error in PHP 7, but not in PHP <= 5.6
H A D264_ImagickDraw_getTextDirection_basic.phpt40 echo "Direction error for $i \n";
H A D014-setresourcelimit.phpt24 …he. When this limit is exceeded, the pixel cache is not be created and an error message is returne…
/imagick/
H A Dcheck-loaded.phpt10 // this script gives an error to allow us to error before running the tests.
H A DChangeLog153 * Bug: IM147 Imagick was Borging PHP's error handler.
216 * Imagick::subImageMatch use correct error metric in IM7
426 - Fixed possible memory leaks in error scenarios
453 - Fix writeImage logic error in filename_len checking.
472 - Fixes incorrect error message "wand contains no images"
553 - Fixes error with empty exception messages
685 + Suppress error when reading image from a stream.
701 + Fixed "Undefined Exception" error messages
756 - Fixed compile error with newer versions of GraphicsMagick and ImageMagick
790 - fixed critical error in call to strlen() in _php_imagick_set_last_error().
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H A Dimagick_helpers.c68 int error; in php_imagick_progress_monitor_callable() local
130 error = zend_call_function(&fci, &fci_cache TSRMLS_CC); in php_imagick_progress_monitor_callable()
132 if (error == FAILURE) { in php_imagick_progress_monitor_callable()
H A Dimagick_class.c2654 #error "INT_MAX is not 0x7FFFFFFF, the code below assumes it is, as does the ImageMagick code" in PHP_METHOD()
/imagick/docker/nixos/
H A Dshell.nix9 # Needed to avoid error message when using fonts

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