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Originally Posted by Tegan
I still haven't quite worked out what the lambda call does.
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Python supports the creation of anonymous functions (i.e. functions that are not bound to a name), using the "lambda" construct.
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for tag in soup.findAll(lambda tag: tag.name.lower()=='img' and tag.has_key('src')):
This is the bit that confuses me most.
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Simple - it finds img tags (convert to lower case first and compare tag name to "img") that have a key of "src."
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Is there a beginners guide to soup?
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http://www.crummy.com/software/Beaut...mentation.html
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How would that change with the new names? Where does one find the names of the Magick calls?
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We'll have to let Kovid answer that or point us to documentation.
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I see a bunch of different calls to the image editor, but I can't find any documentation on how those calls should be phrased in the recipe. I've been Googling like mad, and still can't figure out some of the basics. I think there is a level of programming that I'm missing.
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All that's needed are the Magick calls that read the img, tell us the height and width for the compare, rotate the image if needed, and write it back.
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Can this bit of code be rewritten to apply to the current GoComics and Comics.com recipes so they will be automagically rotated for me?
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Yes, provided that the image rotate function is available. I haven't had a chance to go Googling on this.