John J. Lee jjl at pobox.com
Tue Oct 7 13:50:15 EDT 2003

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"db" <donald.braman at yale.edu> writes:

> I've mostly used python for database programming & file scripting. As such I
> haven't had much need for graphics. Now I need to create a simple grid of
> colored squares and change the colors in response to simple scripts I've
> written. I'm wondering what your experiences have been with graphics in
> Python & if there are any learning resources you know of that I can access
> on the web or in a book.

Vector or bitmap?

Bitmap: PIL.

Vector: Reportlab, PIDDLE, Sketch.

(Of course, the categories overlap a bit...)

If this is for the web, you might just use some HTML tables instead --
no need for bitmaps.  Should be quite easy to do with HTML and a bit
of JavaScript, actually.


John

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