I wrote:
> Nobody answered last time. I guess they wanted me to give it a shot.
> Well, here is how I download the image (it's a class method):
>
> def download_image(self):
> web_download=self.opener.open(self.url)
> save=open("image.jpg","w")
> save.writelines(web_download.readlines())
> save.close()
> web_download.close()
>
> self.opener is urllib.URLopener(), self.url is the url for the image.
>
> I display the image as follows:
>
> self.image=t.Label(self.frame,image=path+"\\image.jpg")
>
> t is Tkinter, path is sys.path[0].
> (if sys.path[0] is not the proper way of getting the program's path,
> inform me; I hunted it down without any reference to look to)
>
>
> But the image won't display, using any application (including Tkinter,
> paint, Firefox, etc.). I'm assuming the reason it can't be read is
> because the image is protected from downloading.
>
> So, once again, is there a better way to download and display an image
> using Tkinter?
>
> Did I try hard enough for you? Are you going to help me this time?
I should probably also mention, the only reason I downloaded the image
to a file was because I don't know of any other way to do it. I feel no
need to save the image to my hard drive.
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