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...PIL) Image objects, and allows for use of the fonts with PIL's ImageDraw class. Release 0.9.1 After not keeping with the 0.8 or 0.9 releases of t1lib, t1python will return shortly after the release of t1lib 0.9.1; expect it to arrive in early July (1999). It will be available from this page, and will contain support for all the new functions in t1lib, including the outline support. I plan on producing new documentati...
...PIL). An interface to a Type1 font engine is also in production, see A Type1 Font Renderer for Python for more information.
...PIL, etc.). Quality of the software. Quality of the output. One possible goal for the API project is to develop a package- independent API for plots, which would produce reasonably similar results regardless of the plotting package used as a backend (PLPlot, Gist/Yorick, Gnuplot, etc.), in the same spirit as the interface defined by the DB-SIG. Package-specific extensions could naturally be provided as well. The goals for the new framework need to be...
...PIL, Chaco. Domain: Scientific Programming Numeric: Numeric, SciPy Graphics: PIL, Chaco. Domain: Application Development GUI toolkit: ??? Graphics: Reportlab for PDF generation. Domain: Education Graphics: PyGame Software covered by the GNU General Public License Some of these third-party modules are covered by the GNU General Public License and the GNU Lesser General Public License. Providing a script to download and install such packages, or even assembling all these packages into a si...
...PIL', providing for the viewing, copying, printing, filtering and transformation of images, including palette manipulation, pixel filtering and multipage animations. (actual video/screencast)
...PIL, Pythonmagick or NumPy, even if it provides a (very small) subset of the functionality of these three libraries. In particular PIL offers very rich image manipulation features with dozens of classes, filters, transformations and file formats. The inclusion of PIL (or something similar) in the standard library may, or may not, be a worthy goal but it's completely outside the scope of this PEP. Specification The imageop module is used as the default location for the new classes and objects...
...piler [done] Having to maintain both the built-in compiler and the stdlib package is redundant [20]. The AST created by the compiler is available [19]. Mechanism to compile from an AST needs to be added. dircache [done] Negligible use. Easily replicated. dl [done] ctypes provides better support for same functionality. fpformat [done] All functionality is supported by string interpolation. htmllib [done] Superseded by HTMLParser. ihooks [done] Undocumented. For use with rexec which has ...
...PIL uses a more opaque memory representation. Sometimes an image is contained in a contiguous segment of memory, but sometimes it is contained in an array of pointers to the contiguous segments (usually lines) of the image. The PIL is where the idea of multiple buffer segments in the original buffer interface came from. NumPy's strided memory model is used more often in computational libraries and because it is so simple it makes sense to support memory sharing using this model. The PIL memory...
...pile. The build process now builds a single library (libpython1.5.a) which contains everything except for the main() entry point. This makes life much easier for applications that embed Python. There is much better support for embedding, including threads, multiple interpreters(!), uninitialization, and access to the global interpreter lock. There is a -O option that removes SET_LINENO instructions, assert statements and code prefixed with if __debug__: .... (It still only makes a few percent ...
...pile code or set up complex links between libraries. Since everything is interpreted at runtime, we were able to continue rapid development without being bogged down by complex syntactic problems or slowed by compile times. The ability to quickly tailor a demonstration for a particular audience was also an advantage of Python. When presenting our project to a group of orientation and mobility instructors and their visually impaired students we were able to quickly create a map of North Carolina ...
...Pillow project provides an alternative to the original PIL distribution. Both projects distribute a "PIL" package. Consider this use case as exceptional. In most cases, you don't need this feature. So a distributed package name should be equal to project name. Follow PEP 8 for syntax of package and module names PEP 8 applies to names of Python packages and modules. If you Use a single name, PEP 8 also applies to project names. The exceptions are namespace packages, where dots are required in ...
...PIL, the Python Imaging Library adds image processing capabilities to your Python interpreter. This library supports many file formats, and provides powerful image processing and graphics capabilities. OpenOpt is a free optimization framework which builds upon Numpy. In addition to various numerical optimization packages, it includes: FuncDesigner - a tool to rapidly build functions over variables/arrays and get their derivatives via automatic differentiation. Also, one can perform integration, ...
...PIL from having to worry about each other's module names. Starting with Python version 1.3, package import was supported by a standard Python library module, "ni". (The name is supposed to be an acronym for New Import, but really referrs to the Knights Who Say Ni in the movie Monty Python and the Holy Grail, who, after King Arthur's knights return with a shrubbery, have changed their names to the Knights Who Say Neeeow ... Wum ... Ping - but that's another story.) The ni module was a...
...piler, converting the bulk of the import system implementation from C to Python, creating the "devinabox" project to make it easier for new contributors to get started at development sprints, writing the "Python-dev Summaries" articles from 2002 to 2005, and moderating the python-ideas mailing list since its introduction in December 2006. Brett has served on the PSF Board of Directors from 2006-2010, and again from 2013-2014, and was PSF Vice President in 2006-2007, and Execu...
...Pillow", "PIL"] ["mysql", "psycopg2 >= 4", "sqlite3"] However, neither of the given examples is particularly compelling, since Pillow/PIL style forks aren't common, and the database driver use case would arguably be better served by an SQL Alchemy defined "supported database driver" metadata extension where a project depends on SQL Alchemy, and then declares in the extension which database drivers are checked for compatibility by the upstream project. Compatible release comparisons in envi...