> From your code snippet I fail to see where you're defining "im". I'm
> assuming the value of im is the same as your VB value "Picture1.hDC".
> Is that a constant from the PinPoint.Plate object? If so, perhaps it's
> not defined. From first glance the error looks valid.
Of course the error is valid, but how to avoid it? :-)
Yes, I have not defined "im". That's excatly the point.
I do not know how do define it.
Picture1 is a PictureBox in VB and the PaintPicture
method of PinPoint then sends the picture into this
PictureBox.
But I need to do it in Python/Tkinter so how to tell
the PaintPicture to send the picture into a Tkinter frame?
Again the code in VB:
---
Private Sub Command1_Click()
Set p = CreateObject("PinPoint.Plate")
p.AttachFITS "M:\Images\LaSagra\20060828\012128+170000-sagra21-S001-R001.fts"
Set m = p.NewPlateDIB()
m.Create 1, 1, 1, 1
m.Render 60000, 0
m.PaintPicture Picture1.hDC
p.DetachFITS
End Sub
---
And the not working code in Python:
---
p = win32com.client.dynamic.Dispatch('PinPoint.Plate')
p.AttachFITS('M:/Images/LaSagra/20060828/012128+170000-sagra21-S001-R001.fts')
m = p.NewPlateDIB()
m.Create(1, 1, 1, 1)
m.Render(60000, 0)
m.PaintPicture(im)
#Here some Tkinter lines like root = Tk() etc.
def expose(event):
dib = ImageWin.Dib(im)
dib.expose(ImageWin.HDC(left_frame.winfo_id()))
left_frame.bind("", expose)
p.DetachFITS()
---
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "L:\pin.py", line 91, in ?
m.PaintPicture(im)
NameError: name 'im' is not defined
---
I know how to send an image from a file to a Tkinter frame.
But in this case we talk about a DIB which is created/rendered/
painted by the methods of a software and this DIB should go
directly into the Tkinter frame.
Regards,
Reiner
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