<wallenpb <at> gmail.com> writes:
>
> self.out.write(b'BM') worked beautifully. Now I also have a similar
> issue, for instance:
> self.out.write("%c" % y) is also giving me the same error as the other
> statement did.
> I tried self.out.write(bytes("%c" %y),encoding=utf-8) in an attempt to
> convert to bytes, which it did, but not binary. How do I affect
> self.out.write("%c" % y) to write out as a binary byte steam? I also
> tried self.out.write(b"%c" % y), but b was an illegal operator in when
> used that way.
> It is also supposed to be data being written to the .bmp file. --Bill
Are you writing to sys.stdout? If so, use sys.stdout.buffer.write(b'some
bytes'). If you're writing to a file, you have to open it in binary mode like
this: open("someimage.bmp", "wb")
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