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    Registered User RICH?'s Avatar
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    Hello!

    For some reason using image.point doesn't work in Python 1.9.4.
    It gives no errors but also produces no visible results on the image.
    I tested the same script on 1.4.5 and it works fine so its probably a recent bug.


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    If you want to report a defect, please consider writing sample code about how to reproduce it. I've noticed that such things might speed-up defect handling and possible acceptance. When quickly scanning the defect titles, I see nothing about image.point:

    https://garage.maemo.org/tracker/?at...54&func=browse

    Cheers,

    --jouni

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    Sorry, I already got it fixed after all.
    Apparently it was due to float values that I was using.
    In anycase, I now use int values and have faced no problems.

    Now I also found that time.clock() doesn't work properly, but I read about that at the bug tracker at maemo garage.

    I wonder how long it'll take to port my app to PyS60 1.9.x/2.0 :P


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    Quote Originally Posted by RICH? View Post
    Now I also found that time.clock() doesn't work properly, but I read about that at the bug tracker at maemo garage.

    -Rich
    A fix has been identified for time.clock() bug and if all goes well it should be available in the next release.
    import antigravity

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    Quote Originally Posted by ashwinurao View Post
    A fix has been identified for time.clock() bug and if all goes well it should be available in the next release.
    Wow, thats great .
    time.clock has an important role in my app and there is no alternative so its good to hear its being worked on.


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