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Don't know if this could be useful to anyone else, but I just wrote a wee script that generates the HTML for images in a directory on my web server, to make it easier to post about them to my journal:
( Example of running it: )
import Image, sys if len(sys.argv) < 3: print "Usage: %s [baseurl] [filename] [filename] ..." % sys.argv[0] # put this in front of each image file name baseurl = sys.argv[1] # cycle through all image names given on the command line for imagefile in sys.argv[2:]: try: i = Image.open(imagefile) ( width, height ) = i.size print '<img src="%s/%s" width="%d" height="%d" alt="" />' \ % ( baseurl, imagefile, width, height ) except IOError: print "Could not process %s" % imagefile
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