Hi all, especially Greg. I'm currently working on a Python version of falsecolor. The script uses pcomb, psign and pcompos just like the original falsecolor script. As always it works fine on Mac/Unix but Windows need further care:
The images I get look all right to me but when I try to open them in ximage (or the Windows equivalent) I get the message that the image is not a valid file format. It seems to be related to the resolution string. However that is present and the image basically is created by pcompos. My wild guess is that the information in the head with all it's back slashes and quoting interferes with the format of the image file. If that was the case I could remove the offending lines if I could identify them. It's also entirely possible that the binary data of the image gets messed up in the last step. I tried to keep the default output to stdout, so I have to read the image data from the pcompos and write it to stdout. That works on Unix but I'm not sure about Windows. You can find 2 sample picture files as "attachments" at the end of this site: http://sites.google.com/site/tbleicher/radiance/falsecolor2 "fc_mac.hdr" was created on a Mac, "fc_win.hdr" on Windows. The images have no relation to the web-site, but it's the easiest way for me to upload these two tiny files. I hope someone can make sense out of this. Regards, Thomas _______________________________________________ Radiance-dev mailing list Radiance-dev@radiance-online.org http://www.radiance-online.org/mailman/listinfo/radiance-dev
