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y.has_key(x) is gone (use x in y), and keys(), values(), items(), and range() all return views. Some iterables needed to be packed into lists, either because the code expected a list (such as "range(256) * 3") or because the original collection was being modified (automatic global declarations). The Tiff ImageFileDictionary is a special case and will be dealt with in another commit. |
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------- Scripts ------- This directory contains a number of more or less trivial utilities and demo programs. Comments and contributions are welcome. </F> -------------------------------------------------------------------- pildriver.py (by Eric S. Raymond) A class implementing an image-processing calculator for scripts. Parses lists of commnds (or, called interactively, command-line arguments) into image loads, transformations, and saves. -------------------------------------------------------------------- viewer.py A simple image viewer. Can display all file formats handled by PIL. Transparent images are properly handled. -------------------------------------------------------------------- thresholder.py A simple utility that demonstrates how a transparent 1-bit overlay can be used to show the current thresholding of an 8-bit image. -------------------------------------------------------------------- enhancer.py Illustrates the ImageEnhance module. Drag the sliders to modify the images. This might be very slow on some platforms, depending on the Tk version. -------------------------------------------------------------------- painter.py Illustrates how a painting program could be based on PIL and Tk. Press the left mouse button and drag over the image to remove the colour. Some clever tricks have been used to get decent performance when updating the screen; see the sources for details. -------------------------------------------------------------------- player.py A simple image sequence player. You can use either a sequence format like FLI/FLC, GIF, or ARG, or give a number of images which are interpreted as frames in a sequence. All frames must have the same size. -------------------------------------------------------------------- gifmaker.py Convert a sequence file to a GIF animation. Note that the GIF encoder provided with this release of PIL writes uncompressed GIF files only, so the resulting animations are rather large compared with these created by other tools. -------------------------------------------------------------------- explode.py Split a sequence file into individual frames. -------------------------------------------------------------------- image2py.py Convert an image to a Python module containing an IMAGE variable. Note that the module using the module must include JPEG and ZIP decoders, unless the -u option is used. -------------------------------------------------------------------- olesummary.py Uses the OleFileIO module to dump the summary information from an OLE structured storage file. This works with most OLE files, including Word documents, FlashPix images, etc. Note that datetime fields currently show the number of seconds since January 1st, 1601.