# The instruction for creating a subprocess to communicate with the Quickdraw library
# was provided by Nathaly Verwaal.

# Put the import at the very top of your Python program
import subprocess

# Pick one of the options below (MAKE SURE that you delete the other option).

# Option 1
# Use the following if you downloaded Quickdraw using Internet Explorer (file is called
# "quickdraw.zip"
# This should be somewhere in the beginning of your program, at the very least before your
# program creates any drawings.
quickdraw = subprocess.Popen(['java', '-jar', './quickdraw.zip'], stdin = subprocess.PIPE)

# Option 2
# Use the following if you downloaded Quickdraw using Firefox (file is called
# "quickdraw.jar"
# JT's note: If you downloaded Quickdraw using Firefox and Quickdraw keeps the '.jar'suffix
# then you should replace the above instruction with the one below.
quickdraw = subprocess.Popen(['java', '-jar', './quickdraw.jar'], stdin = subprocess.PIPE)