| 2012-03-20 08:20:09 |
Hobson Lane |
description |
Per discussion of Bug #942595 it would be nice to be able to display EXIF "Undefined" strings without garbling a terminal with control codes or ValueError faulting on non-ascii characters, e.g. ord()>128
Ideally, the following code should display human-readable text,
exif = im.exif_keys
for k in im.exif_keys:
print "{0}: {1}".format(k,str(im[k].value))
print '------------- Comment -------------------'
print im.comment
print '-----------------------------------------------'
However, even with these new utils, until they are incorporated into the python string output interface for exif tag classes ( ExifTag.convert_to_python() ), the provided utils will not help. A separate branch on launchpad will be provided that incorporates these utils into ExifTag.convert_to_python() so that prints "don't surprise" |
Per discussion of Bug #942595 it would be nice to be able to display EXIF "Undefined" strings without garbling a terminal with control codes or ValueError faulting on non-ascii characters, e.g. ord()>128
Ideally, the following code should display human-readable text,
exif = im.exif_keys
for k in im.exif_keys:
print "{0}: {1}".format(k,str(im[k].value))
print '------------- Comment -------------------'
print im.comment
print '-----------------------------------------------'
However, these new utils methods won't help unless they are incorporated into the python string output interface for exif tag classes ( ExifTag.convert_to_python() ). |
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