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 | Sometimes it's easier to pick an image from the internet to display in your Python Tkinter GUI toolit program. |
| | A Tkinter image button that toggles between an up and down button image. |
| | i'm taking the image from the user, and displaying it using label. Now i have to use that image for further processing. my code is: from Tkinter import Tk, Frame, BOTH from Tkinter import * import cv2 from collections import * from CBIR import * from experiment import * from … |
| | hello, i want to know whether i can display an image from the path i have selected? like, i have a path for example: c:\user\desktop\33.jpg, and i want to take only that jpg file and i have to display that image using label or something. If it is possible, i … |
 | Why is this not working, no errors? photo exists in correct position... gui doesnt alwyas show up, image doesnt. Using python 3 from tkinter import * from random import * import time mainGUI = Tk() width2= 319 height2 = 240 widthOfScreen = mainGUI.winfo_screenwidth() #Get the width of the screen heightOfScreen … |
| | The code sample shows how to get an image from the internet and show it in a Tkinter label widget. |
| | Hello , I am making tries to display images in different tkinter windows , in every window displaying a different image , for this i made this code : # -*- coding: cp1252 -*- from Tkinter import * import Tkinter as tk import ttk from PIL import ImageTk, Image import … |
| | Simple code to show you how to display an image from a Web URL using the Tkinter Python GUI toolkit, the Python Image Library (PIL) and the data_stream created with io.BytesIO(). |
| | This Python snippet shows how to control a VPython visual 3D sphere with Tkinter GUI toolkit button clicks. |
| | A short code to show you how you can download and display an image from the internet on Python's Tkinter GUI toolkit. |
 | This little experiment with Tkinter and pixel drawing shows some strange effects (look at line 27 comments!!!): '''tk_put_pixel.py place a pixel at pos=(x,y) with color=(r,g,b) on an image area note: one pixel might be hard to see, so create a series of pixels (line) ''' try: # Python2 import Tkinter … |
| | %author: Alexis Papathanassopoulos from Tkinter import * import Image, ImageTk import os import glob import time top = Tk() c=Canvas(top,width=800,height=400, bg='lightblue') c.grid(row=0,columnspan=2,sticky=N+E+W+S) pdict={} class Flow: def __init__(self, clickfunc): self.cfunc = clickfunc def goto(self, canvas, nr): global velocity,autorotate clickeditem = canvas.find_withtag("pic_" + str(nr)) tagsofitem= canvas.gettags(clickeditem) oldcenteritem= canvas.find_withtag('center') if clickeditem: if oldcenteritem: …  |
| | Hi :) Can anyone help me? I want to display image in my GUI using tkinter (python 3.2.2) Do i need to download this python image library ==> PIL-1.1.7.win32-py3.2 or actually it was already in tkinter? How about the code? Thanks for the help. |
 | Hello mates, I was wondering if in that vast amount of knowledge floating around here if any of you knew how I could save an image using Python 3.x. I know that PIL is a great, and easy option for Python 2, but I assume there must be some way … |
| | I'm trying to figure out how to allow users to upload images, I'm starting easy with something I know tkinter can handle with no coercion, gif files. I've figures a bit out, but I'm having issues getting the image to actually SHOW. [CODE]from tkinter import * from tkinter.filedialog import askopenfilename … |
| | I'm having an issue displaying images in tkinter, I've tried the methods suggested by effbot and a couple other sources to no avail. Here are a couple ways I've tried so far:[CODE] gmail=PhotoImage('gmail.gif') self.glab=Label(self,image='gmail.gif') self.glab.image=gmail self.glab.grid(row=3,column=4) gmail=PhotoImage('gmail.gif') self.glab=Label(self,image=gmail) self.glab.image=gmail self.glab.grid(row=3,column=4) self.glabim=PhotoImage('gmail.gif') self.glab=Label(self,image=self.glabim) self.glab.grid(row=3,column=4) gmail=PhotoImage('gmail.gif') self.lab=Label(self,image=gmail) self.lab.image=gmail self.lab.pack() [/CODE]the last one … |
 | Simple script for image transparency. Someone asked one some time ago, and i had other but for a different system, and decided to write a Python/PIL version. The value of the color used as transparent is the value of the pixel at position (0, 0). You can adjust tolerance value. … |
| | Hi , I have 2 images and one on button and another one as a label i want that when label image comes on button so it show the transparent part of image , i have made this code but in this the transparent part is hide . Here is … |
| | Hey guys. I'm working on a simple hangman program. I got the core engine down working in a command prompt, and now I'm making it using classes and a GUI. I'm using tkinter. Anyway, everything works with no error, but the image is not displaying at all. Here is the … |
| | I've got a little app to resize and watermark images. At the moment it only does one at a time but I would like to get it to do a full folder of images in one go. I have done this previously in VB using loops but im new to …  |