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Type the following in the python interpreter:
help()
modules
[name of module]
You should see a list of the methods in the module with their descriptions.
Original: craschworks - comments
Suppose you’re executing a python script in the debugger, and you want to find out where the script you’re executing is located. This should do the trick:
import os
os.path.dirname( os.path.realpath( __file__ ) )
Original: craschworks - comments
It currently doesn’t take any options, though I plan to modify it to read from a filename in addition to stdin. Also, I should modify it to use imagemagick to get the image width and height values, since I don’t think there’s a guarantee that the metadata will store the image dimensions.
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Suppose you want to write a Python program that solicits input from a the user, but goes ahead anyway with a default value if they don't respond in say, 5 seconds. The following snippet of code implements such a thing:
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