Nov-01-2021, 12:30 PM
Hi all,
I am creating a program/script that displays an image of a product with several hundred screw positions. I have a separate list of the coordinates in relation to the upper left corner of the image, and the size of the product in question.
What I am trying to achieve via python is to find a way to link my list of coordinates to this image in the way that a person can "select" a coordinate (in this case a screw) by clicking on it. Then I further process this information later in the script.
I did some googling and saw that there are multiple ways to approach this, but I'd like to know what would be the "least" stressful way.
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I am creating a program/script that displays an image of a product with several hundred screw positions. I have a separate list of the coordinates in relation to the upper left corner of the image, and the size of the product in question.
What I am trying to achieve via python is to find a way to link my list of coordinates to this image in the way that a person can "select" a coordinate (in this case a screw) by clicking on it. Then I further process this information later in the script.
I did some googling and saw that there are multiple ways to approach this, but I'd like to know what would be the "least" stressful way.
See attachment for visual presentation of the question.