Python draw setup functions#42
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perfect!! yeah, this is one of the nice things about being able to use pyo3 at the interpreter level rather than having to do anything hacky in python itself. btw, we can put executable code in the processing pymodule that is defined above, i'm pretty sure that will execute on import. which might still not be the right place to actually start running but is worth exploring!
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Yay! This took some doing, but that doing was having the space to really dive into the py03 docs and understand all the types.
But now you can call setup and draw as expected.
TODO: There is still a
run()call being made. I think I ran into something that we could possibly hook into? But I need to dive back in to find it. So that can come in another PR if it's there.I also want to see about jupyter as well.