I have no idea if this will help you. We use PIL, reportlabs and zope to create P.O.'s, to place a logo on the page we use the following line of code: c.drawInlineImage("gclogo_color.gif", .5*inch, 10.*inch,4*inch) where c is created thusly: c = canvas.Canvas(fileName,(PAGE_WIDTH*inch,PAGE_LENGTH*inch), pageCompression=0) HTH, Dan ed colmar wrote:
Hi all!
I am working on a project using zope and reportlab.
The goal is to have uploaded images end up in a formatted PDF file.
I have both of these halves completed, I need to figure out how to connect them.
I have been using SquishFile.py as the wrapper around uploaded images, as is done in squishdot. The few image types I have tried have displayed fine on screen, but PIL is not able to recognise the image.
How would you go about wrapping the file in a PIL.Image() ? I've been trying things similar to:
cardimage=PIL.Image.open(self.uploadedimage) c.drawInlineImage(cardimage, 1,1)
This gives an error in reportlab.canvas.convert()
I tried using PIL.image.fromstring(), but I can't quite get the it to work out:
filebytes=[str(self.uploadedimage.file_bytes()), 'bytes'] cardimage=PIL.Image.fromstring(self.uploadedimage.content_type(), filebytes, self.uploadedimage.file_data()) c.drawInlineImage(cardimage, 1,1)
This gives a typeerror: PIL/Image.py, line 848, in new
has anyone succesfully done this? can I just Leave the SquishFile wrapper off if it is ONLY going to be images that get uploaded?
Thanks for any ideas!
-ed-
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