Dan Halbert wrote:
show() is meant for very casual "manual" viewing of images, really for
debugging. It just invokes some image display or other, depending on
which platform it's running on.
And you got this answer right from the beginning. Essentially, PIL can't
be used the way you want to use it, and you've gotten many suggestions
as to other options. At least:
wxPython
TkInter
PyGame
matplotlib
others?
I think a couple of people have even posted code that does most f what
you want.
You'll just have to pick one and go look at its docs and mailing list to
see how to do what you want.
Or do you mean matplotlib show(), which is designed to be the last call
in a script -- but look at the docs, and the matplotlib docs for ways to
do what you want.
The tools are out there.
-Chris
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