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src/d/j/django-hotsauce-0.5.0/examples/lib/satchmo_store/shop/management/commands/satchmo_check.py Django-hotsauce(Download)
except ImportError: try: import PIL as Image except ImportError: errors.append("The Python Imaging Library is not installed.")
src/p/b/pbundler-HEAD/examples/test.py pbundler(Download)
import pbundler pbundler.PBundler.setup() import sys import PIL # actually pillow print(repr(PIL))
src/s/i/SimpleCV-HEAD/SimpleCV/examples/web-based/cloudanimator/images2gif.py SimpleCV(Download)
try: import PIL from PIL import Image, ImageChops from PIL.GifImagePlugin import getheader, getdata
src/e/p/EPD-HEAD/libraries/EReader/examples/Album/img_draw_test.py EPD(Download)
import PIL from PIL import ImageFont from PIL import Image from PIL import ImageDraw
src/m/o/moma-django-0.1.1/moma_example/data/views.py moma-django(Download)
def _change_image_size(fname_in, fname_out, basewidth=300): import PIL from PIL import Image img = Image.open(fname_in)
src/f/s/fsdf-hackfest-HEAD/examples/python-basemap/headlessmpl.py fsdf-hackfest(Download)
#3rd-party Imports import numpy as np import PIL as pil from matplotlib.figure import Figure from matplotlib.backends.backend_agg import FigureCanvasAgg
src/m/o/moma-django-HEAD/moma_example/data/views.py moma-django(Download)
def _change_image_size(fname_in, fname_out, basewidth=300): import PIL from PIL import Image img = Image.open(fname_in)
src/p/y/pymedia2-pyrana-0.4.1/examples/10_decode_video_PIL.py pymedia2-pyrana(Download)
import pyrana.formats from pyrana.formats import MediaType import PIL
src/d/e/dexy_filter_examples-0.0.4/dexy_filter_examples/__init__.py dexy_filter_examples(Download)
def is_active(klass): try: import PIL return True except ImportError:
src/s/p/spyderlib-mirror-HEAD/spyderlib/pil_patch.py spyderlib-mirror(Download)
# For Pillow compatibility from PIL import Image import PIL PIL.Image = Image except ImportError: # For PIL import Image import PIL PIL.Image = Image
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