Douglas Bagnall wrote:
 >  >
 >  > (6) ImageColor.colormap misspells 'lightgray' as 'lightgrey'.  (I
 >  > assume this is a misspelling since it contains 'gray', 'dimgray',
 >  > 'slategray',... but not 'grey', 'dimgrey', 'slategrey',...)
 >  >
 > 
 >  AFAIK, this spelling mixture is very old and has snuck into many realms.
 >   Netscape borrowed XPM colours for html extensions, whence, for a
 >  while, they entered the CSS standard.  The w3c now accepts either
 >  spelling for any shade of grey, but I think X may be more conservative.

But ImageColor.colormap should either stick to one spelling or include both. 
(The patched version of XpmImagePlugin.py can cope with both spellings.)


BTW, I have noticed that the transparency problem goes away if instead of writing

     im.save("file.png")

I do

     im.save("file.png", **im.info)

Shouldn't .save() use the information in im.info by default, or is this intentional?

Richard
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