I am new to python and wxpython but I want to develop an application
which basically consists of opening a few images (mostly photos, not
svg), to be able to do some transformations (scale, rotation), zoom,
panning, to select coordinates (after spatial calibration) with the
mouse, draw points and lines on the images, and other stuff.
I've been playing with both floatcanvas & floatcanvas2 demos and up to
now either one sounds to be the perfect library for me (but I'd
appreciate any comments).

What is the current status of floatcanvas2? Is it mature for use
(considering my needs above)?
It sounds floatcanvas2 is going to be the official library soon. If
so, I'd prefer to program with this library since the beginning but I
am afraid that some functionality I might need in the next months is
not implemented in floatcanvas2 yet.

I don't think it is going to be difficult for me (given that you did
very nicely the hard work), but a high level class/demo for selecting
coordinates on the canvas with the mouse (with the possibility of
drawing different object/marker/color/size on the coordinates and to
select/erase/move these points) would be a nice addition to
floatcanvas, at least for me...

Both libraries are great but floatcanvas2 indeed sounds cleaner and
clear (congratulations!).

Marcos
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