Pylogram cartoons

I implemented what I wanted arrays for, in order to be able to draw simple stick figures, where you can specify the number of panels and the number and size of figures per panel and it auto-generates it.

Image of example output:
https://github.com/CartesianDaemon/pylogram/blob/master/cartoonstrip.png
( Example image )

Source for example:
https://github.com/CartesianDaemon/pylogram/blob/master/example_cartoonstrip.py

It also involved tidying up the constrain solver so instead of solving everything at the end, it normalises the constraints as they're applied, which makes everything a lot quicker.

It is incredibly gratifying to look at my code and say it really is getting cleaner as I work on it more :) The new constraint classes are a lot simpler, once a lot of plumbing code was obsoleted and removed.

It's still slow drawing multiple panels, though. There are a lot of equations for three panels plus nine characters, but almost all of them are trivial, like "a=b" or "a=b+2". I'm not sure, is it likely to be better to optimise it a bit in python (eg. keeping a list of which equations use a variable and only reduce those) or convert the guts to C++ (which should be possible, only the interface uses a lot of
dynamic stuff, a most of the rest ought to be a fairly direct translation)?

Order of the Stick

I have all of the order of the stick books, all of them! They are very shiny.

Shaved head

I completely shaved my head again.

It's surprisingly easy to do at all, since the head is mostly big and
flat and hard. But surprisingly hard to do well. Using a headblade razor helps a lot because
you don't have to worry you've got the angle completely wrong. But
it's still easy to nick spots, and to leave a little tuft in a fold at
the back of my head which is (a) the only concave bit and (b) at the
worst possible viewing angle.