Experiments in pyprocessing

pyprocessing is a partial implementation of vanilla (java) processing that is written in python, and at its core uses the the pyglet graphics engine and hence opengl rendering. The performance is pretty reasonable and requires python ctypes, because it is based on python you have the option of using python libraries such as numpy, scipy and PIL to enhance your sketches. PIL is useful to extend the image types you can work with, numpy is excellent for handling large arrays etc. etc. This is where I will describe the experiments I have included in the git repository. Get pyprocessing here. Or for the more adventurous get the latest svn version here.