Re: PIL.Image.frombuffer/string ... who do data using?

2006-01-09 Thread ivan.dm
Peter Hansen ha scritto:
 ivan.dm wrote:
 
 I'm writing a wrapper for tif file that parse its and return the data 
 image in this way below :

  self.fp.seek(StripOffsets)
  data = self.fp.read(StripByteCounts)
  return data
 
 ...
 
 after we get a data, now to set its in PIL.Image.fromstring(...)
 but ( evely! :) ), returned this error follow:

 ValueError
 not enough image data
 
 
 Why are you doing it this way instead of just using Image.open()?  PIL 
 already knows how to read and convert TIFF images...
 
 -Peter
 
yes! for all format it can decode, except for compression G3/G4.
I'm searching a method for decode this compression format

Ivan
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PIL.Image.frombuffer/string ... who do data using?

2006-01-08 Thread ivan.dm
hello again everyone!

I'm writing a wrapper for tif file that parse its and return the data 
image in this way below :

 self.fp.seek(StripOffsets)
 data = self.fp.read(StripByteCounts)
 return data

where:
self.fp is a file object
StripOffsets is a offset position of image
StripByCounts is extend of image

after we get a data, now to set its in PIL.Image.fromstring(...)
but ( evely! :) ), returned this error follow:

ValueError
not enough image data

why???

Should I to convert data in other format???

any suggestion?

Thanks and regard.

Ivan
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Re: PIL.Image.frombuffer/string ... who do data using?

2006-01-08 Thread Peter Hansen
ivan.dm wrote:
 I'm writing a wrapper for tif file that parse its and return the data 
 image in this way below :
 
  self.fp.seek(StripOffsets)
  data = self.fp.read(StripByteCounts)
  return data
...
 after we get a data, now to set its in PIL.Image.fromstring(...)
 but ( evely! :) ), returned this error follow:
 
 ValueError
 not enough image data

Why are you doing it this way instead of just using Image.open()?  PIL 
already knows how to read and convert TIFF images...

-Peter

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