---On Fri, 01 Jun 2001 14:11:06 -0400, Ben Chess said
> The Macintosh port is coming along nicely. The images look *very* good
> on the Palm; better than what I've seen come from Windows or Unix. One
> question; what does one have to do to ensure that big images are parsed
> as well? I've defined the _scaled variable and scaled() function, but
> it doesn't work and it feels like there should be more I need to be
> doing...
Cool!!
All images are parsed (when they are retrieved). If the image parser returns
parsed = 1 (to Parsed.py and then to Spider.py) the image is re-parsed
using alt_maxwidth and alt_maxheight and that document is added to the
database. If the first parse returns scaled = 0 (image size was less than
max_width by max_height) no big image is generated.
--re: How do big images get parsed?
Chris
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