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| Doodle
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| This little sample is a doodle application.  It shows you how to draw
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| on a canvas, deal with mouse events, popup menus, update UI events,
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| and much more.
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| 
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|     doodle.py	    A class for the main drawing window.  You can also
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|                     run it directly to see just this window.
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| 
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| 
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|     superdoodle.py  Takes the DoodleWindow from doodle.py and puts it
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|                     in a more full featured application with a control
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|                     panel, and the ability to save and load doodles.
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| 
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|     setup.py        A distutils script to make a standalone .exe of
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|                     superdoodle for Windows platforms.  You can get
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|                     py2exe from http://py2exe.sourceforge.net/.  Use
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|                     this command to build the .exe and collect the
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|                     other needed files:
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| 
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| 		        python setup.py py2exe
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| 
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| 
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|     superdoodle.iss  NOTE: This .iss file needs updating!
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| 		     An InnoSetup script to build a self-installer of
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|                      the superdoodle standalone executable created
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|                      with py2exe.  You can get InnoSetup from
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|                      http://www.jrsoftware.org/.  You may have to edit
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|                      this file to make it work for your environment
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|                      and python installation.		     
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| 		     
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| 
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|     cxfreeze.bat     An example of creating an executable with the
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|                      cx_Freeze utility, downloadable from 
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| 		     http://starship.python.net/crew/atuining/cx_Freeze/
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| 
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|     installer.bat    An example of creating an executable with Gordon
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|                      McMillan's Installer utility.
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