file_point = select_file.rectangle（） point = （int（file_point.right），int（file_point.top+file_point.按钮）/2

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This code seems to be incomplete and has some syntax errors. However, from what can be inferred, it seems to be using the Python Pillow library to select a rectangular area in an image file and then calculating the midpoint of the top edge of the selected rectangle. The code snippet can be fixed and completed as follows:

from PIL import Image

# Open the image file
image = Image.open("filename.jpg")

# Select a rectangular area using the Pillow module
select_file = Image.new('RGBA', image.size, (0, 0, 0, 0))
rectangle = (100, 100, 400, 400)  # example rectangle coordinates
select_file.paste(image.crop(rectangle))

# Calculate the midpoint of the top edge of the selected rectangle
file_point = select_file.getbbox()
point = (int(file_point[2]), int(file_point[1] + (file_point[3] - file_point[1]) / 2))

print(point)

This code creates a new transparent image and pastes the selected rectangular area from the original image onto it. Then, it gets the bounding box coordinates of the pasted area using the `getbbox()` method and calculates the midpoint of the top edge by taking the average of the left and right coordinates and the top coordinate. Finally, the midpoint is printed to the console. Note that you need to replace the `rectangle` variable with the actual coordinates of the rectangle you want to select.