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- /*! \page imaging Python library for animations
- \tableofcontents
- \section imagingIntro Introduction
- Library python.imaging is a third-party python library for animations.
- It comes from visvis project (https://code.google.com/p/visvis/), version 1.8.
- Library contains 4 main files: images2avi.py, images2gif.py, images2ims.py, images2swf.py for exporting
- AVI video file, animated GIF, series of images and SWF file format, respectively.
- There are functions for reading/writing those formats (writeAvi(), readAvi(), writeGif(), readGif(),
- writeIms(), readIms(), writeSwf(), readSwf()). Library requires PIL (Python Imaging Library) and numpy packages.
- The input of all write functions are PIL images.
- Please read README in library's directory.
- Example:
- \code{.py}
- from grass.imaging import writeIms
- ...
- writeIms(filename=path/to/directory/anim.png, images=myPILImagesList)
- \endcode
- This creates files anim1.png, anim2.png, ... in path/to/directory.
- \section imagingAuthors Authors
- Almar Klein (see licence in header of library files)
- */
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