I am trying to paste 3 rectangular images on a canvas. The goal is that the images are within the canvas and they do not overlap. For this, I decided to generate 3 two-tuple values that will serve as the locations of the xy coordinates of the image's top-left corner. Something like this:
locations_used = [(950, 916), (1097, 119), (1290, 526)]
What it instead does is that it repeats the first value 3x and then adds the 2 new values, giving me a total of 5 positions when I've specified 3. Like this:
[(950, 916), (950, 916), (950, 916), (1097, 119), (1290, 526)]
This is an MRE of my code:
n = 3
canvas_width = 500
canvas_height = 300
logo_width = 50
logo_height = 30
locations_used = []
for i in range(0, n):
logo_location_x, logo_location_y = logo_position(canvas_width, canvas_height, logo_width, logo_height)
locations_used.append((logo_location_x, logo_location_y))
for img in locations_used:
if logo_location_x in range(img[0], logo_width) or logo_location_y in range(img[1], logo_height):
pass
else:
while len(locations_used) < n:
locations_used.append((logo_location_x, logo_location_y))
print(len(locations_used))
print(locations_used)
print('\n')
The output:
5
[(950, 916), (950, 916), (950, 916), (1097, 119), (1290, 526)]
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