Things are looking up since the last post.
The problems with the clipping code is fixed now, and it detects and writes the darkest pixels in each subdivision to a separate csv (yes, i love csvs). The modification it needed was the use of the indexes instead of using the coordinates directly. That did the trick.
Also, while at it, I optimised the code and now everything is under 50 lines. Once again, Notebook has been a great help, and I'm convinced it was a good decision to switch from Eclipse+PyDev to EPD.
However, the file now looks like this :
Also, I have been thinking about the InfoRescue project, and I think I would modify my plans for the second half a bit. Will write more about that soon.
So Long.
The problems with the clipping code is fixed now, and it detects and writes the darkest pixels in each subdivision to a separate csv (yes, i love csvs). The modification it needed was the use of the indexes instead of using the coordinates directly. That did the trick.
Also, while at it, I optimised the code and now everything is under 50 lines. Once again, Notebook has been a great help, and I'm convinced it was a good decision to switch from Eclipse+PyDev to EPD.
However, the file now looks like this :
Then, I tried to wash-over those pixel with a putpixel(255) , i.e., white-line, but it doesn't seem to work.
Next on list :
- Fix the part to "wash" the pixels
- Talk to mentor if it's okay to push notebooks directly (sadly, I don't know much about software packaging)
Also, I have been thinking about the InfoRescue project, and I think I would modify my plans for the second half a bit. Will write more about that soon.
So Long.
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