Andrew, I think the pygarrayimage code (at least the version I grabbed yesterday) fails for Fortran-contiguous arrays -- at least with recent versions, numpy.copy doesn't transform a fortran-contiguous array into a C-contiguous one. (I think it does make a contiguous array from a non-contiguous one, but other than that, no luck). Fortran-contiguous arrays are pretty common, too -- taking the transpose of a C- contiguous array just returns a "Fortran-contiguous" view onto the same memory.
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