7.9. Canvas image objects

To display a graphics image on a canvas C, use:

    id = C.create_image ( x, y, option, ... )

This constructor returns the integer ID number of the image object for that canvas.

The image is positioned relative to point (x, y). Options include:

`activeimage`	Image to be displayed when the mouse is over the item. For option values, see `image` below.
`anchor`	The default is `anchor=CENTER`, meaning that the image is centered on the (`x`, `y`) position. See Section 5.5, “Anchors” for the possible values of this option. For example, if you specify `anchor=S`, the image will be positioned so that point (`x`, `y`) is located at the center of the bottom (south) edge of the image.
`disabledimage`	Image to be displayed when the item is inactive. For option values, see `image` below.
`image`	The image to be displayed. See Section 5.9, “Images”, above, for information about how to create images that can be loaded onto canvases.
`state`	Normally, image objects are created in state `NORMAL`. Set this value to `DISABLED` to make it grayed-out and unresponsive to the mouse. If you set it to `HIDDEN`, the item is invisible.
`tags`	The tags to be associated with the object, as a sequence of strings. See Section 7.4, “`Canvas` tags”.

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