Wayne Watson wrote:
> current_image ... convert() and
> save() must be methods in that class. The question is what class/module?
> PIL?
I don't know, but you could try the following from the python command
line, which might give you some hints:
dir(current_image)
current_image.foobarfizzbang
Wayne Watson wrote:
> I see that I misunderstood the syntax of Python for:
>
> current_image.convert
> current_image.save
>
> current_image is a "pointer" whose type is some class, so convert() and
> save() must be methods in that class.
Yes.
> The question is what class/module?
> PIL?
That
On Sat, Mar 29, 2008 at 8:15 PM, Wayne Watson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I see that I misunderstood the syntax of Python for:
>
> current_image.convert
> current_image.save
>
> current_image is a "pointer" whose type is some class, so convert() and
> save() must be methods in that class.
Yes, t
I see that I misunderstood the syntax of Python for:
current_image.convert
current_image.save
current_image is a "pointer" whose type is some class, so convert() and
save() must be methods in that class. The question is what class/module?
PIL?
Wayne Watson wrote:
> I'm pretty new to Python an
