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, they are methods of a class. self.current_image is just a normal python variable that stores a reference to a class instance. You can call it a 'pointer' because it's probably similar to that internally, but it's easier just to think about it as a label for a specific calss instance. > The question is what class/module? > PIL? You need to give us the full code. There will be an import statement at the top, and you can figure out where current_image is created. These clues will lead you to the library that they're using.
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