Adds many new classes (Text, Oval, Polygon, Images, Arc, Sound) for Gasp, fixes an error in Circle, renames some parameters to match the Gasp tutorial.
There's a new function screen_shot which works poorly, it might be successful on Windows. For other platforms, it's not yet useful.
The move_by function did not work as intended: for some canvas objects, self.pos will have the wrong coordinates after being moved. I believe I have fixed this.
Adds .DS_Store to .gitignore (useful for those—like myself—on MacOS)
All of these features need tests, but I don't have tests yet (it's on my to-do list). I have ~tested them with regular Python code and they seem to work.
I formatted the code with black.
Some of these features (Sound, screen_shot and Images) need external libraries. They have user licenses, so I copy and pasted them in a comment at the top of the file. I'm not sure if there's a better place to put them.
There's a requirements.txt file for said libraries and directions in README for how to install them with pip.
I corrected a few typos.
Sound & screen_shot should be considered works-in-progress, everything else should be fully functional.
Adds many new classes (Text, Oval, Polygon, Images, Arc, Sound) for Gasp, fixes an error in Circle, renames some parameters to match the Gasp tutorial.
There's a new function `screen_shot` which works poorly, it might be successful on Windows. For other platforms, it's not yet useful.
The `move_by` function did not work as intended: for some canvas objects, `self.pos` will have the wrong coordinates after being moved. I believe I have fixed this.
Adds .DS_Store to .gitignore (useful for those—like myself—on MacOS)
All of these features need tests, but I don't have tests yet (it's on my to-do list). I have ~tested them with regular Python code and they seem to work.
I formatted the code with [black](http://github.com/psf/black/).
Some of these features (Sound, screen_shot and Images) need external libraries. They have user licenses, so I copy and pasted them in a comment at the top of the file. I'm not sure if there's a better place to put them.
There's a requirements.txt file for said libraries and directions in README for how to install them with pip.
I corrected a few typos.
Sound & screen_shot should be considered works-in-progress, everything else should be fully functional.