John Zelle schrieb:
... My latest version of the package (still in testing) adds an option to turn off the auto-flush. Using this option, you can do a bunch of draws before actually updating the view.
Interestigly the module turtle.py (in the standard distribution of Python) already has a similar feature, namely the function (method) tracer().
I think the result would be a much faster draw, but it's still going to be slower than PIL
If you're interested, I could post the latest version of graphics.py.
Yes, I'm also interested in this latest version.
This is problem with graphics.py. Tk provides a method to dump canvases to postscript, but the last time I checked it only worked under Unix/Linux. I'm not sure if this has been brought into the Windows world as well, I haven't looked recently.
In my experience this still dowsn't work correctly. A ps-file will be produced but it displays only as a tiny blank rectangle. Regards, Gregor
--John