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Hot to get an image's name?
I'm using the "drop" library (thanks, @kfrajer). I can access the image, but can't see a way to access its name? Unfortunately the pages in the "javadocs" page are all dead links.
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https://forum.Processing.org/two/discussions/tagged/sdrop
Thanks for the quick reply! Unfortunately none of those pages mentions the file name (as far as I can tell). The "drop" sample code creates a PImage object: is there any way to get the name from there? I can't see "name" as a method or property in the help files, but I am very new at this.
Maybe take a look at my last example in Python: 8-X
https://forum.Processing.org/two/discussion/16339/sdrop-in-python-mode#latest
Many thanks! This is looking hopeful. I'll reply again when I get my code to work...
@GoToLoop It works! Thanks again.
Oki! Luck you knew some Python as well. :P