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Things I've learned while coding in python.

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Will's Python Notebook Will's Python Notebook Things I've learned while coding in python. Sunday, March 10, 2013 "top" in an animated GIF I noticed a lot of animated GIFs showing up in my Google+ feed recently.  Mainly it was cats. I thought, why not render "top" output as an animated GIF?  It's not the most practical thing, but it seemed like a fun challenge to see if I could do this with minimal python coding. The Result! A 770kb GIF showing about 12 seconds of top output.  You can see pretty easily that I have a misbehaving chrome tab, chewing up an entire CPU core.  I added the green pie-chart thingy to give a visual indication of position within the animation, since it loops 10 times and would be confusing. The Code #!/usr/bin/python from PIL import Image, ImageDraw, ImageFont, ImageSequence from images2gif import writeGif import os, subprocess, sys, time FRAMES = 12 FRAME_DELAY = 0.75 WIDTH, HEIGHT = 650, 300 PIE_POS = (WIDTH-50,10, WIDTH-10,50) FONT = Image...

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