Python 3 code commonly represents paths as pathlib Path objects, rather than strs. This patch makes get() and getDPI() silently accept Path objects, in a way that's backward compatible with Python 2.
In my local testing, the perf cost was way below the noise threshold.
tk0miya
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4 years ago
Python 3 code commonly represents paths as pathlib
Pathobjects, rather thanstrs. This patch makesget()andgetDPI()silently acceptPathobjects, in a way that's backward compatible with Python 2.In my local testing, the perf cost was way below the noise threshold.