Hi,
I'm using pyglet1.2alpha1 with Python2.7 for a project. Previously I was
using Python3.2, but downgraded to make use of some 3rd party packages that
have not yet been made compatible with 3.x.
In my project I load an image using:
maskImage = pyglet.resource.image('test.bmp')
At some point I want to check the intensity of a particular pixel in the
image, so I perform:
image_data = maskImage.get_region(x, y, 1, 1).get_image_data()
data = image_data.getData('I', 1)
I am just checking whether this pixel is black or white, so I check whether
data is greater than zero. This worked fine in Python 3.2, but now the
contents are always greater than zero, regardless of pixel colour.
I cast the data to a string and printed it to my console, and it is either
blank or ASCII characters.
Is this an issue with python 2.7's handling of bytes? Is there some way I
can get pyglet to read the data into a more amenable format?
Thanks,
Sam
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