Make dicom / PIL.Image optional for tests #60
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We were depending on these packages to run the tests.
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A uniform approach to optional package is a good thing. It looks like we get more and more... |
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Make dicom / PIL.Image optional for tests
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Michael is as usual way ahead of me, but looks good to me. |
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The dft tests require dicom and PIL.Image to be installed.
Add optional package routines and use them to make the packages optional for tests
@chaselgrove - do these changes look right to you?