[Tutor] need help with urllib
Jmllr891@cs.com
Jmllr891@cs.com
Sat, 5 Oct 2002 12:43:00 EDT
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I've recently been trying to write a script that will download images off the
web for me (say a daily comic strip or something of that sort).
The script works perfectly fine, it downloads the image and produces no
errors. But the image is always corrupt or something. No matter what I try to
view it in (even a web browser) it can't be displayed.
This is my code (this one downloads the Python logo):
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import urllib
image = URLopener()
image.retrieve('http://www.python.org/pics/', 'pythonHi.gif')
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What could be wrong? My internet connection maybe?
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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2 FAMILY="FIXED" FACE="Courier New" LANG="0">I've recently been trying to write a script that will download images off the web for me (say a daily comic strip or something of that sort).<BR>
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The script works perfectly fine, it downloads the image and produces no errors. But the image is always corrupt or something. No matter what I try to view it in (even a web browser) it can't be displayed.<BR>
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This is my code (this one downloads the Python logo):<BR>
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import urllib<BR>
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image = URLopener()<BR>
image.retrieve('http://www.python.org/pics/', 'pythonHi.gif')<BR>
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What could be wrong? My internet connection maybe?</FONT></HTML>
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