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a strange phenomenon occurs. With my edge detection program, I can transfer the inside of the GraphicsPath to a new image. It always works great – except when I scale the original image with GIMP and Word (aspect ratio remains, only the dimensions are changed). Then the area is shifted. To the left and up. See attachement. In line 68, I looked what is in rectCutout. Everything OK.

Does this have anything to do with GIMP? The dots per inch are the same (72). The compression quality of the JPEG also (100%).

I just realized: if I scale an image larger, the result is completely black.

The strange thing is: I'm not saying: the picture that is drawn on is larger than the picture that is saved. Then it would be logical that the path is not in the same position. It's about the fact that the loaded image is just smaller.

I would be happy if someone could tell me why. 😄

this is the scaled image which is loaded

Here you see the GUI, ready to save

cropped image, area has x and y offset

My goal is to read a directory, add items to a list, add individual buttons to delete a file a then add code to delete the selected file. The deleting is not a problem but passing the file is.

Here is what I have tried:

I'm using the following code to get the content of my clipboard into my Automator code:

I need to have the following program interaction:

Before I start I want to clarify that I'm a newcomer to not only python but programming as a whole.

Here is my code:

I'm back with my bartender!

So now everything works, I can control the pumps, and I can update everything as I want. Now I want to add a popup or a progress bar after clicking which drink to get.

My problem is that the popup window doesn't appear until it shortly shows up after the function 'pour_drink' has finished. As I understand it, it has to do with not giving the popup enough time to show up before doing the rest of the tasks. I have tried the time.sleep() but that pauses everything, and I've tried looking for other solutions, but to no avail.

Now the code is not a nice code, I have used the evil global variables, but it works, so I'm happy with that and you don't need to give feedback on the general structure of the code (though it is welcome if you want to look through all the poorly written code). Also, ignore all the comments.. they are of no help and I will make better ones before finishing the project.

The function pour_drink is in the class DrinkMenu, and I have written the function popup_func for the popup window. So if anyone has a nice (or ugly) solution I am all ears.. this project is taking time away from school work and I am dumb enough to let it.

EDIT: Clarification: I want to add a popup window (or a progress bar), preferably with a cancel button to cancel the drink being poured.
The function that handles the pumps for the pouring of the drink is the 'pour_drink' in the class drinkMenu. So what I want is for the popup window to show up when the pour function is accessed and then disappear when it is done.
And if possible it would be nice with a cancel button that makes the program jump out from the function pour_drink, but this is not really necessary if it is too difficult to implement.
So far I have tried playing around with multiprocessing but I couldn't make it work. The popup_func in the drinkMenu class is from my attempt at splitting the two functions pour_drink and popup_func into two processes. But the problem persisted and the popup window only shows up briefly after the pour_drink function is finished.

Thanks for the help!

.py file:

So Ive created an app where the user can input details about the movies he has watched such as name,cast,rating...ect and the details are stored in a database inside a table names which is initialized in the DataBaseHelper class as

It's probably on Google, but I'm having a hard time putting into words what I'm trying to do. itertools.product is close, but I also want it to give me smaller combinations whereas itertools only gives combinations across all lists. It would probably be easier to explain in an example:

Example of lists I want to combine: [[a,b,c],[d,e,f],[g,h,i]]

Itertools gives back: [a,d,g],[a,d,h]....[c,f,h],[c,f,i] (27 results)

Output I am looking for: The above, plus:

[a,d],[a,e],[a,f],[b,d],[b,e],[b,f],[c,d],[c,e],[c,f],[d,g],[d,h],[d,i],[e,g],[e,h],[e,i],[f,g],[f,h],[f,i]

There would be a total of 45 results. Note that I'm only looking for combinations between the lists that are next to each other (don't want [a,g] returned). The lists will not be this simple either, there will be a set of 10 lists with 3-4 characters each.

The only line of code I have for this is: list(itertools.product(*thelist))]. I just don't know where to go next on what I'm trying to do here. I have a feeling there's some way to do this with itertools, I just can't figure it out.

I have the following script which will take some value from the clipboard, return them individually, and highlight matching text in the current safari window :