| 2011-05-01 16:16:58 |
Horst F JENS |
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Binary package hint: python-easygui
easygui0.96-1 works great out of the box with pyton2.7 (tested on Ubuntu11.04), however it is missing a critical dependency:
the package python-imaging-tk is necessary to display jpg or png graphics with easygui. it python-imaging-tk is not installed, easygui can only display .gif graphics. If you try to display a jpg graphic easygui thros a (misleading) error message inside the easygui box saying that PIL need to be installed. This is misleading because not PIL (python-imaging) is needed but python-imaging-tk.
i suggest re-packaging the easygui package and including a dependency so that python-imaging-tk is auto-installed when installing easygui.
script to test display of .jpg graphic:
import easygui
easygui.msgbox("test for jpg","test","ok","mypicture.jpg") |
Binary package hint: python-easygui
easygui0.96-1 works great out of the box with pyton2.7 (tested on Ubuntu11.04), however it is missing a critical dependency:
the package python-imaging-tk is necessary to display jpg or png graphics with easygui. it python-imaging-tk is not installed, easygui can only display .gif graphics. If you try to display a jpg graphic easygui throws an (misleading) error message inside the easygui box saying that PIL need to be installed. This is misleading because not PIL (python-imaging) is needed but python-imaging-tk.
i suggest re-packaging the easygui package and including a dependency so that python-imaging-tk is auto-installed when installing easygui.
script to test display of .jpg graphic:
import easygui
easygui.msgbox("test for jpg","test","ok","mypicture.jpg") |
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