# simple_draw
Pygame-based package for drawing graphical primitives for tutorial purpose.
#### Changelog
#### 2.9.0 * ADD py311 support * ADD pygame 2.5 support * ADD annotations * FIX function docs
#### 2.8.0 * ADD py310 support * ADD pygame 2.1 support
#### 2.7.0 * ADD py39 support * ADD pygame 2.0 support
#### 2.6.8 * ADD py38 support * DROP py27 support
#### 2.6.7 * small fix: duplicate assert
#### 2.6.6 * more calls _init() in low level functions * add take_background and draw_background
#### 2.6.5 * added take_snapshot
#### 2.6.4 * budfix pygame init in start_drawing * move vector width to .draw()
#### 2.6.3 * added width for lines
#### 2.6.2 * added quit()
#### 2.6.0 * added support for line/vector width * set up resolution
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