Hey!
I read this code that I found on http://webpy.org/images:
import os
class images:
def GET(self,name):
ext = name.split(".")[-1] # Gather extension
cType = {
"png":"images/png",
"jpg":"image/jpeg",
"gif":"image/gif",
"ico":"image/x-icon" }
if name in os.listdir('images'): # Security
web.header("Content-Type", cType[ext]) # Set the Header
print open('images/%s'%name,"rb").read() # Notice 'rb' for
reading images
else:
web.notfound()
The GET method there doesn't have a return. I find this very strange.
All the examples I've seen so far has a return statement. Why is there
not one here?
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