Sorry, Terry, forgot to reply to the whole list. Here it is:
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From: D. Hartley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Jun 7, 2005 2:49 PM
Subject: Re: [Tutor] More image manipulation
To: Terry Carroll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Terry,
OK. I tried them out and I do see the diffence. (btw, testit1 gave me
the following error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<pyshell#72>", line 1, in ?
testit1()
File "<pyshell#68>", line 3, in testit1
del fromlist[0]
IndexError: list assignment index out of range
... was that something you intended? that didnt happen with my
original problem).
Anyway I def notice the diff between 2 and 3, but see here's the thing:
I think I *do* want it like #2, becaues I want it to keep returning
the same list (i.e., move on and use line 2 (b), and then line 3 (c),
and so on), rather than keep iterating over the same first line (a)
over and over again. I want to take the first line in the picture,
rearrange the pixels, and pop that line into the new list that I can
then (eventually) create a new image from. I *thought* my list was
populated (it's 307200 pixels long, after all), but it wont work when
i try to putdata it onto a new blank image.
> > where does the variable named "fromlist" come from? It's not passed into
> > the method as a parameter.
No, I had it defined right before the function. it pulls it in just
fine. And like I said, the function returns me with a list of 307200
values - which makes me think that it "got" all 307200 of the original
pixels, and performed the function correctly on each line. However,
when I did the following:
def test():
y = findlist()
for i in range(480):
piece = y[:640]
del y[:640]
print "Line",i," - ",y[:5]
to look at the beginning five pixels of each of the new lines, for
line 479 (the last i), it gave me []. This doesnt make sense!
Hope I didnt miss something from your explanation...?
~Denise
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