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On 07/02/2010 01:16 PM, Darren New wrote:
> Darren New wrote:
>> If you use the textual version of PPM, you can open it in a text editor
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> convert xyz.png -compress None xyz.ppm
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> Then edit xyz.ppm in a text editor. You'll get a header (P3), the X, Y,
> and maximum data value, then X*Y ascii integers.
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> Read em, average em, convert em back.
>
I should have thought of this; I have written code in Python for
handling PPMs. Only problem is that I have to make and format a list of
the files so that Python can read the list. My Python skills are not
such that I can call a Python program with program(args). Still, a Vim
script should make quick work of that.
Shouldn't need longs. Hope not, at least, I've got no idea how to deal
with them in Python.
-Shay
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