How to use _save_crop method in ATX

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harvest.py

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...104 os.remove(self._crop_path)105 os.remove(self._version_path)106 return False107 return True108 def _save_crop(self, crop, timestamp):109 with open(self._crop_path, 'w') as file:110 file.write(crop)111 with open(self._version_path, 'w') as file:112 file.write(Crop.VERSION)113 os.utime(self._crop_path, (timestamp, timestamp))114 self._logger.debug('saved crop to %s.' % self._crop_path)115 def _restore_crop(self):116 timestamp = os.stat(self._crop_path).st_mtime117 with open(self._crop_path, 'r') as file:118 crop = file.read()119 os.remove(self._version_path)120 os.remove(self._crop_path)121 self._logger.debug('restored crop from %s.' % self._crop_path)122 return crop, timestamp123 def _do_collect(self, timestamp):124 self._logger.debug('collecting crop.')125 crop = Crop(start=self._timestamp, end=timestamp,126 collect_extras=self._collect_extras)127 # do not collect it, if we already know it will be rejected128 if not crop.characterizable():129 self._logger.debug('missing learner characteristics.')130 raise NoCharacteristicsError()131 crop.collect()132 if not crop.grown():133 self._logger.debug('nothing new has grown.')134 raise NothingNewError()135 return crop.serialize()136 def collect(self, forced=False):137 self._logger.debug('triggered.')138 if not self._hostname or not self._api_key:139 self._logger.error('server information is missing')140 raise MissingInfoError()141 if not forced and not self._selected():142 self._logger.debug('skipped this time.')143 raise NotSelectedError()144 timestamp = int(time.time())145 if not self._ready(timestamp):146 self._logger.debug('it is too soon for collecting again.')147 raise TooSoonError()148 if not forced and not self._retry_ready(timestamp):149 self._logger.debug('it is too soon for trying again.')150 raise TooSoonError()151 self._save_time(self.RETRY, self._retry_in(timestamp))152 if self._retry_valid():153 crop, timestamp = self._restore_crop()154 else:155 crop = self._do_collect(timestamp)156 if not self._send(crop):157 self._save_crop(crop, timestamp)158 raise SendError()159 self._save_time(self.TIMESTAMP, timestamp)...

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tkgui.py

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...56 y0 = max(0, y0)57 x1 = min(w, x1)58 y1 = min(h, y1)59 return map(int, [x0, y0, x1, y1])60 def _save_crop(self):61 print self._bounds62 if self._bounds is None:63 return64 bounds = self._fix_bounds(self._bounds)65 print bounds66 save_to = tkSimpleDialog.askstring("Save cropped image", "Enter filename")67 if save_to:68 if save_to.find('.') == -1:69 save_to += '.png'70 print('Save to:', save_to)71 self._image.crop(bounds).save(save_to)72 # cv2.imwrite(save_to, image)73 def _redraw(self):74 image = self._screenshot()...

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