download Repgm, put the 2 files inside reinteract working copy
run reinteract uninstalled:
./bin/uninst.py
play with repgm :)
The repgmtools is only intended for test/demo purpose, one can
directly play with repgm.canvas() which returns a ReCanvas
instance. ReCanvas inherits from pgm.Canvas and the ReInteract
CustomResult class so as to nicely integrate in the reinteract
UI. Once that canvas is created, any Pigment operation is possible:
adding images, text, ...
animate things and so on
So this makes a nice tool for the Pigment wanabee eager to
interactively learn how to use Pigment in Python!