Hello,
Change the line to
from PIL import Image
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please , how can i install python-imaging package
Hi there, python imaging (PIL) is already installed - the problem is that it is a strange package that doesn't always install the same way on all platforms.
So, in some online instructions, you will find it says you need to do:
import Image
In others instructions, you have to do:
from PIL import Image
On PythonAnywhere, it's the second version. So, as rcs1000 says, you'll need to change those import lines
On a related subject: is there a post on how virtualenv is set up to work at PAW? It's wonderful because pip is an integral part of that package.
I noticed /usr/local/bin/virtualenv is available. My scripts, however, require a direct link to virtualenv.py -- so does anybody know?
(Sure, I could just upload my private copy, but I figure PAW always updates theirs to the latest version, and there might be special paths and symlinks tailored for this particular system :-) Thanks!