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#----------------------------------------------------------------------- # wave.py #----------------------------------------------------------------------- import sys import math import stddraw from picture import Picture # Accept a file name as a command-line argument. Read the image from # the specified file, wave the image, and display the original image # and the waved image. pic1 = Picture(sys.argv[1]) width = pic1.width() height = pic1.height() pic2 = Picture(width, height) # Apply the wave filter. for col in range(width): for row in range(height): cc = col rr = int(row + 20.0 * math.sin(col * 2.0 * math.pi / 64.0)) if (rr >= 0) and (rr < height): pic2.set(col, row, pic1.get(cc, rr)) stddraw.setCanvasSize(width, height) stddraw.picture(pic2) stddraw.show() #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # python wave.py mandrill.jpg # python wave.py mandrill.png # python wave.py darwin.jpg # python wave.py darwin.png