Thanks for the tips.   I'll look into using loadFromData.     Of course, if someone has done this already, some sample code would be appreciated :-)

Sheng-Te

At 06:43 PM 3/30/2001 +0200, Gerard Vermeulen wrote:
Of course, the example is a dumb solution. If you want to keep
everything in memory, I would explore the following:

(1) use memory mapped files: look in the Python library reference for
mmap. This supposes that the PythonWare Image Library and Qt are
willing to read/write those files.

(2) convert the PIL image to a string (see PIL doc), possibly make
a QByteArray out of it and use loadFromData

(3) use PIL to make a mmap, use all data  of the mmapped file
as QByteArray in loadFromData

(4) switch to Linux or buy Qt

:-) Gerard

Sheng-Te Tsao wrote:
>Thank for the source code.   I guess saving it first as PNG first is a
>possible solution :-)
>Still, is there anyway to load the image into memory directly without
<having to save it as PNG first?


Sheng-Te Tsao
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